Norquay School observed Remembrance Day on Monday morning, November 10 at two ceremonies. The Grade Seven Recorder Ensemble played, the Grades 5, 6 and 7 Choirs sang, and the students of Divisions 2, 6 and 9 made special presentations. Eight grade seven students spoke about the meaning of Remembrance Day. Their remarks were partly based on the grade seven students' conversations with Mrs. Robinson, who took part in World War II and who lost her husband in the fighting in 1942.
The Grade Seven Recorder Ensemble played processional
and recessional music
and O Canada.
We were honoured to have Mrs. Robinson with us again this year.
The students of Division 6 sang and dramatized
"Where Have All the Flowers Gone".
The Grades 5, 6 and 7 Choirs sang "Wings
to Fly" and "Remembrance Day Child"
(click
on the song titles above to hear the choirs)
Godfre and Jennifer were two of the grade seven speakers.
