Share your Remembrance commemorations!
How is your family marking Remembrance Day 2021? Share pictures of your poppy artwork, photos, poems and prose to be included in our commemorative gallery
We want to see how you and your family are marking the Remembrance period. Will you be wearing poppies? Visiting a memorial? Will the children be drawing poppies or writing poems or stories?
Please send us your photos and artwork, poetry and prose. We’d love to see and share them with our Armed Forces families community.
So far we have received a lovely painting of poppies by Taaveti Huish, who is three years and three months old.
Scouts Archie and Alfie Macdougall lay a wreath every year. They always wear poppies and even have poppy bandanas for their pet dogs, Diego and Pablo. This is Archie and Alfie last year laying a poppy in Airth cemetery, at the grave of a pilot who was killed in the Second World War.
Classes at Priorsford School have been busy painting Poppies 
Two giant colourful poppies on the entrance doors to Crown Nursery 
Poppy by Isla, age 15 months 
Close up of a child’s watercolour poppy on a black background 
Some handmade tissue paper poppies 
A bouquet of poppies drawn by young children 
Raigmore Primary School, close up of Remembrance wall artwork 
Raigmore Primary School remembrance wall close up on poppies with messages about respect 
Raigmore Primary School’s wall of remembrance 
Raigmore primary remembrance wall close up on a sillouette of a lest we forget sign 
Colinton primary mark Remembrance with finger paintings 
The Colinton students put their drawing and painting skills to good use making a poppy display wall 
The Colinton Remembrance wall 
Poppies by a large leafy tree, by Caitlin age 11 
Colinton Primary P1s make 3D tissue paper poppies 
Students at Colinton Primary have been busy making remembrance displays 
A large poppy, by Sophie age 6 
A poppy and some crosses, by George age 5 
Ann Henderson of Terregles SWI 
An anchor of crocheted poppies, by Sybil Williamson of Bowling Club Crafters 
An anchor of crocheted poppies, by Sybil Williamson of Bowling Club Crafters 
Poppies and grave stones, by an unnamed child 
A child’s painting of a poppy 
A pair of poppies by Calla, age 4 
Poppies by Margot from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Alice’s poppies from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Lula from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Archie poppies from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Michael poppies from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Oliver from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Jack from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Seth R from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Isla from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Erin from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Luca from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Courtney from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Joshua from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Milo from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Melissa from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Nicole from P4 at Rhu Primary 
Poppies by Taaveti Huish, age 3 (© Huish family)
Get involved
Send your contributions to natalie@forceschildrenseducation.org.uk with the subject ‘Remembrance Day’ gallery
Find ways to commemorate Remembrance Day near you with our event list.