Holocaust Education Week
Ms. Bohm was born in Romania, but in 1944 she and her family were transported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Nazi-occupied Poland. Ms. Bohm’s story was truly moving and a number of students asked insightful questions at the conclusion of her presentation. Her message on the enduring importance of commemoration and remembrance will stay with us all.
On Thursday, November 9th, Greenwood will host its annual Remembrance Day Assembly. Many students are involved in the ceremony, making this a community led occasion to ensure that the memory of all those who served in Canada’s Armed Forces is not forgotten.
Greenwood’s choir will be contributing moving renditions of Hallelujah and Northwest Passage. Further, a representative of Canada’s Army Reserves, Major Adam Saunders, Deputy Commanding Officer of the Royal Regiment of Canada, will be delivering an insightful talk on the value of life and the importance of remembrance.
On Thursday, November 9th, Greenwood will host its annual Remembrance Day Assembly. Many students are involved in the ceremony, making this a community led occasion to ensure that the memory of all those who served in Canada’s Armed Forces is not forgotten.
Greenwood’s choir will be contributing moving renditions of Hallelujah and Northwest Passage. Further, a representative of Canada’s Army Reserves, Major Adam Saunders, Deputy Commanding Officer of the Royal Regiment of Canada, will be delivering an insightful talk on the value of life and the importance of remembrance.
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Toronto, ON M4S 2L8
Tel: 416 482 9811
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