On 11th November, the De Lisle College community came together to mark Remembrance Day, pausing to reflect on the courage, service and sacrifice of those who have served in conflicts past and present.

During a time of collective remembrance, students and staff observed a moment of reflection, honouring the men and women who have given so much in the pursuit of peace and freedom. As a Catholic school, we also remembered all those whose lives continue to be affected by war and conflict across the world, keeping them in our prayers and asking that peace, compassion and hope may flourish in every community.

We are especially proud of our Year 7 students, who contributed to our Remembrance commemorations through a creative artwork project. Each student designed a poppy which was then combined into a larger display, symbolising remembrance, unity and the power of coming together as one community.

The project provided an opportunity for students to reflect on the significance of Remembrance Day and the importance of honouring those who have made sacrifices for future generations.

As we remember the past, we also renew our commitment to building a future shaped by peace, respect and love for one another.

Lest We Forget. 🌺