ANZAC Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in wars. It is held every year on April 25th to honor those who died fighting, especially during World War I at Gallipoli. The day was officially named ANZAC Day in 1916. ANZAC now represents all Australians and New Zealanders who served in World War I. Many schools in Australia and New Zealand have a white obelisk soldier's memorial to honor former students who died in wars.

1. ANZAC Day
By Jake

2. About ANZAC
day
ANZAC Day is in 25th
of April. ANZAC Day is
a special day for
Australian people and
New Zealand people.
In ANZAC Day all the
peoples are remember
soldiers who had died
in the war.
In 1916, the 25th of
April was officially
named as ANZAC Day.
In 1917, the word
ANZAC meant
someone who fought
at Gallipoli but later it
came to mean any
Australian or New
Zealander who served
or fought in the First
World War.

3. The School
Soldier’s
Memorial
The school soldier’s
memorial is the white
obelisk that is at the
corner of the every
schools.
we Know that was
completed before 1918
Back then the school
was called Norwood
Public School, because it
was a combination of a
Primary School and a
Secondary School.