wow again another gold medal for the sail boat handling team
well done Birmingham Sherbourne
OFF TO AREA NOW!
Mercia District Sailing Regatta
Mercia District Regatta
Wow What a competition Birmingham Sherbourne had at the Annual Regatta competition at Midland Boat Station
Cadets won gold and silver medals with a trophy thrown in also
Well done Birmingham Sherbourne
They Shall Not Grow Old
Today Birmingham Sherbourne joined in on our annual Rememberance parade at Saint Nicolas Church Kings Norton and I must say you served your unit and remembered those well.
A big thanks to all involved 👏Go Team Sherbourne 🥇
World War One began in 1914 and ended in 1918. The war ended at exactly 11 o'clock in the morning of Sunday 11th November after both sides agreed to stop fighting. This truce was called the Armistice.
Many millions of soldiers died in those four years. This included many soldiers from the British Empire. Many women also supported the war effort by taking on jobs and even nursing on the frontlines.
After the war, people remembered the soldiers who died every year on 11th November. This is called Remembrance Day.
People remember those who were lost by holding a two-minute silence and by wearing a red poppy.
On the nearest Sunday to Armistice Day, services are held in churches. People across the UK also have a two-minute silence as a sign of respect to those who died.
In London, thousands of servicemen and women march past a memorial called the Cenotaph.
On Remembrance Day people also think about those who lost their lives in World War Two and more recent conflicts.
People began wearing poppies for Remembrance Day in 1921.
In 1922 a factory was set up to make them and raise money for wounded soldiers.
A Canadian soldier, John McRae, wrote a famous poem about the battlefields in Belgium. It is called 'In Flanders’ Fields'.
water skills and smiles
Last Night some of our cadets learnt new Paddle Skills with Chief now he is home, its good to see him and the cadets on the water
whilst some was learning these skills our other cadets was mastering thier rowing skills
Its amazing to see our cadets on the water, gaining confidence and building amazing teamwork!
BZ
Cadets, Parents and Staff Fun Run
Some of our amazing Cadets, Parents and Staff Ran or walked the Race for Life on Saturday Rasing money for Cancer Research
Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life to raise money and save lives. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work.
Online they Raised over £300
Lots of fun was had they all got very muddy
BZ 👏
We are Proud of you all
Wow What a competition Birmingham Sherbourne had at the Annual Regatta competition at Midland Boat Station
Cadets won gold and silver medals with a trophy thrown in also
Well done Birmingham Sherbourne
wow again another gold medal for the sail boat handling team
well done Birmingham Sherbourne
OFF TO AREA NOW!
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