Students from 2S were learning about ANZAC Day, they watched videos, read stories, made poppies and wrote about what ANZAC Day means to them. On the last day of this term they enjoyed making ANZAC biscuits and of course, eating them!

Students from 1/2H have been reading the picture book Anzac Biscuits and learning how these treats reminded the soldiers at war that their families were thinking of them. They made ANZAC biscuits in class by following a recipe. They were delicious! Lest we forget.

Young’s annual ANZAC Day March will be on Wednesday, April 25. All students are welcome to participate in the commemoration of the ANZAC.

Young Public school along with other local schools, have been invited to march as part of the commemoration. The school asks that those students who participate, please assemble in Boorowa Street, adjacent to the Young Town Hall Memorial Tower at 10.30 am, ready to march at 10.45 am. The march will conclude in Anderson Park ready for the 11 am Memorial Service. Students are requested to wear full winter school uniform and should be collected from the Young Town Hall at the conclusion of the service. Staff will supervise students during the ceremony. Two yellow cards will be awarded to all students who march on ANZAC day.