Pupils have created a display of clay poppies as part of their school’s Remembrance Day commemorations.
The display was the centre-piece of the school’s Remembrance Day service.
Teachers and pupils were joined by parents and friends for the service, which included hymns and poetry readings.
Children had been learning about the First World War during Remembrance Week.
They were even visited including the visit of a serving soldier.
The serviceman spoke to the children about this experience and answered questions about life in the armed forces.
Deputy head Damian Harris said: “The service and poppy display were all part of a week long, school-wide project involving all age groups, which we had not done before.”
Teacher Sally Bean said pupils at the school learned a lot about the conflict during the school’s activities.
She said: “They loved learning about the subject, they were really interested.
“Quite a lot of the children had no idea about what happened in the First World War and were really enthusiastic about it."