Friday, 10 April 2015 00:00
Paying our respects to New Zealand soldiers at Longueval
Written by Soldiersandorder NZ-FR
New Zealand and French students read poetry as a way of paying respect to the New Zealand soldiers who died in the Somme. Poems were read in Maori, French and the English language. We then laid a wreath and the New Zealand students sang a song in Maori. It was a great way to end the day and it was good to do this together. The students now understand very well that we both share a history for the First Wirld War.
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