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| 11 Nov 2022 | |
| Written by Claire Bunting | |
| Of Interest |
Today, 11th November, our Campbell community gathered together for the school's annual Remembrance Service in Central Hall. The Headmaster was joined by representatives of the Old Campbellian Society, the Sydenham Branch of the Royal British Legion, the Combined Cadet Force, Captain Martyn Griffiths MBE, 38 (Irish) Brigade, and the Reverend Dr Colin Dickson, Associate Minister, West Presbyterian Church, Bangor. A recording of our service is provided below.
We give thanks to all who have Served and currently Serve for our country. Ne obliviscaris.
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