Anzac Day
This week we are going to view and discuss images and videos about the Anzac landing in Gallipoli. This will help us to make connections between the schools Anzac Day Ceremony and remembering those who fought for our country.
ANZAC was the name given to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps soldiers who landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey early on the morning of 25 April 1915 during the First World War (1914-1918).
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Anzac Day is tomorrow!
The ANZAC Day Ceremony for 2016 I felt was very respectful and I felt that it was focused on the nurses of wars. At the end we were told to take a moment and say a quiet ‘Thank-You.’
I love anzack day it is my favourite time of the year except my birthday and Christmas
I think that the ceremony was pretty good I really liked the speeches because they mention so much
It was great band and choir was great and almost every one was great.
I love anzack day
I liked it but I could’nt see it and it wasn’t cunfteble on concrete so maybe chairs
I like to thank the Anzac but this year was the 101 year and it was extra special to thank the Anzac for fighting and risking their lives for our freedom
“I don’t order you to fight I order you to die”. I don’t like that.
The ceremony was quite long, but I also enjoyed it (not in a celebratory way though)🌹🌹🇦🇺
the ceremony was good because I liked when people have to sing the New Zealand national anthem and to know that we have freedom because of our soldiers in the army.
The ANZAC Day ceremony at EHSS was well prepared and well rehearsed.
ANZAC Day was fun hearing what people had to say.
ANZAC Day was very good and it reminded me of what the soldiers did to make Australia a very lucky country.
I really liked the first post it was really nice and got people thinking how nice it is to be free and I thought the one minute of silence was really respectful.
I thought that ANZAC Day was memorable to everyone and made us all more thankful.
My favourite part was when I played in the band and I also liked the boy who played the trumpet as the last post and it was very memorable.