Students at Harrogate High School have made poppies from recycled plastic bottles for a Remembrance display at the school entrance.
The students created the display to honour those who have served in the Armed Forces and remember those who lost their lives in conflict.
A spokesperson for Harrogate High School said:
“The creation is a tribute to all those who have served, sacrificed and lost their lives in conflicts, and a reminder of the importance of remembering those who gave so much for our freedom.
"Made from recycled plastic bottles students have shown creativity, kindness and care in creating this special display."



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