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Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday
London
National commemoration of service and sacrifice
About
Join in a national moment of reflection and honor. Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday offer profound opportunities to commemorate the sacrifices of those who have served and protected our freedoms. Discover diverse ways to participate, from observing the solemn two-minute silence to organizing community services or creating your own unique tributes. Resources are available to help everyone engage with the history and significance of Remembrance.
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Location
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Schedule
Acts of Remembrance come in many forms and there are lots of different ways to get involved. What matters is that they do, whether by wearing a poppy in November, observing a two-minute silence, visiting the Remembrance Glade, holding a service in a church, temple, synagogue, mosque or village hall, or by creating a completely original form.
Organizer
The Royal British Legion
Practical Information
Pet Policy
Service animals only
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Consider attending a local service or organizing your own community event to foster a shared sense of remembrance and gratitude.
- Familiarize yourself with the history of the poppy and its significance as a symbol of remembrance before participating.
- Observe the two-minute silence with respect and reflection, understanding its importance in honoring fallen service members.
- Explore the provided resources for teaching Remembrance to engage children and young people in understanding the sacrifices made.
- If you are unable to attend a physical event, consider making a donation to support the ongoing work of The Royal British Legion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of Armistice Day?
Armistice Day, observed on November 11th, marks the end of World War I and is commemorated with a two-minute silence at 11 AM to honor those who have died in conflict.
How can I participate in Remembrance Sunday?
You can participate by attending a local service, observing the two-minute silence, wearing a poppy, or organizing your own community event.
What is the role of The Royal British Legion?
The Royal British Legion is a national charity that supports serving and ex-serving personnel and their families, and leads the nation in commemorating Remembrance.
Where can I find resources for teaching Remembrance?
Free teaching resources, including lesson plans and assemblies for Key Stages 1-4, are available on their website.
What is the inspiration behind the poppy as a symbol of Remembrance?
The poppy became a symbol of Remembrance due to its association with the battlefields of World War I, where it was one of the few plants to grow amidst the destruction.