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St Mary’s Primary School students remember the fallen

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Selling poppies: Year 6 students Beau D'Aloia, 12, and Liam Kennedy, 12. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

The News asked students at St Mary’s in Mooroopna what Remembrance Day means to them.

Scarlett Quinlan, Year 6

Scarlett Quinlan. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means to me about the soldiers who fought in the wars and the people that helped us.

Caitlin Mandaradoni, Year 6

Caitlin Mandaradoni. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means to me when we have a minute of silence we remember the people that fought in the war for us.

Audrey Davis, Year 6

Audrey Davis. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means to me that we remember the soldiers in the wars who fought for us and having a minute of silence to remember them.

Ella Davkovski, Year 6

Ella Davkovski. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day to me means that when we remember the soldiers that fought for Australia or for us, and if they didn't fight the way like they did then we wouldn't be as free as a country that we are today.

Harper Williams, Year 5

Harper Williams. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

For me it means where the soldiers sacrificed their lives for our country.

Nicolas Vigliaturo, Year 5

Nicolas Vigliaturo. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means to me that the soldiers who fought for us made Australia a better country.

Liam Moreno, Year 6

Liam Moreno. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means to me all the people that fought in the war and all the fallen soldiers, so we can remember them.

Kobe Loughran, Year 6

Kobe Loughran. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Remembrance Day means like all the soldiers who died in war and how they made our country a safer and better place.