King Alfred School students honour fallen heroes at Burnham-on-Sea Remembrance commemorations

By Adam, Good News Room at TKASA

Students represented The King Alfred School at the Burnham-on-Sea Remembrance Day Parade this week.

They marched through the town alongside members of the Royal British Legion, emergency service teams, and local youth groups down to the town memorial to pay their respects.

The commemoration continued at school on Wednesday, when students and staff gathered for a Remembrance service. Guests from the British Legion joined to mark the occasion together.

Student Union President Holly laid a wreath on behalf of the school, and prefects read a poem honouring those who served in the war.

Following the readings, Year 11 student Harrison played the Last Post, leading directly into the two-minute silence across the school grounds.

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It was a proud, respectful moment for everyone at The King Alfred School Academy, giving students and staff a chance to pause and remember the sacrifices made by so many.