Half Term 2 Week 2. 1914 -1918 The Great War Green – Allies (France, Britain etc) Orange - Central Powers (Germany, Austria, Turkey etc) Grey - Neutral.

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Half Term 2 Week 2

The Great War Green – Allies (France, Britain etc) Orange - Central Powers (Germany, Austria, Turkey etc) Grey - Neutral

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Allied Soldiers defeated Nazi Germany in World War 2 Commonwealth troops fought in Korea Coalition forces have fought in the Middle East. All are remembered on Remembrance Sunday.

A moment of silence to reflect on these words… Help us to remember those who have fought so we can live the life we have become accustomed to. Help me to strive to do the best I can, so that their sacrifice was not in vain. May your faith support you