Ballyclare RBL branch promotes the importance of remembrance with Co Antrim school pupils

The Ballyclare branch of the Royal British Legion has been highlighting the importance of remembrance through a programme with local schools.

Representatives of the branch visited primary and post-primary schools in the area to take part in assemblies in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday.

Each school was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for their support through fundraising, education, and participation in acts of remembrance.

These visits were part of a wider series of events organised by the branch, which began with the launch of this year’s Poppy Appeal in the Ballyclare Asda store on October 24.

Representatives of Ballyclare RBL present pupils from Doagh Primary School with a Certificate of Appreciation.  Picture: Ballyclare RBLplaceholder image
Representatives of Ballyclare RBL present pupils from Doagh Primary School with a Certificate of Appreciation. Picture: Ballyclare RBL

Other highlights included a Veteran’s Breakfast, bringing together ex-service personnel for fellowship and reflection, and culminated with the well-attended Remembrance Sunday parades in Ballyclare and Ballynure on November 9.

A spoksperson for the branch extended thanks to all schools and the community for their continued support in keeping the spirit of remembrance alive.

Follow us
© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice