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A memorial was built on the corner of a school in 1916 even though the government did not want memorials for soldiers killed in the war. The principal, Joseph Kennedy, spearheaded building the memorial through donations from students and faculty to honor his son who was injured in the war. Joseph Kennedy defied the law by ensuring the memorial was constructed to commemorate ANZAC Day and remember those who fought in the war, making it an important site of remembrance for the school and community.
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The memorial was built in 1916 at Norwood Primary School to honor soldiers who fought in WW1, even though the government did not want to acknowledge the war. Joseph Kennedy, the school principal, had a son injured in the war and led an effort to build the memorial against the law, with students and volunteers contributing pennies and labor. The obelisk memorial stands today on the corner of the school in recognition of Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in the failed Gallipoli campaign, where many died from disease more than combat.
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Joseph Kennedy, the principal of N.P.S., decided in 1916 to build a memorial obelisk using bricks purchased by students for one penny each to honor the soldiers from World War I, as he had a son who fought in the war. The obelisk contains two plaques remembering former students who died in World War I from 1914-1918 and World War II from 1936-1945. Every year on November 11th at 11am, a trumpet plays The Last Post for one minute in remembrance of those who died in the wars.
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Anzac Day originated on April 25, 1915 to commemorate Australian and New Zealand soldiers, known as ANZACs, who fought against the Ottoman Empire in Gallipoli during World War I. Over 11,000 ANZACs died in the eight-month long campaign. Anzac Day is now a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand for those who have served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. Red poppies are worn on Anzac Day as a symbol of remembrance because they were the first flowers to grow on the battlefields after World War I. Today, dawn services are held across both countries to honor those who sacrificed their lives.
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Anzac day
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- 2. ๏จ There is a memorial on the corner of our school. They were not supposed to built the memorial because the government did not want to remember the soldiers that were killed. NPS really cared so they built the Memorial even though it was against the law. The memorial was built in 1916. The memorial was probably built because Joseph Kennedyโs son got injured in the war. Joseph Kennedy was the principal so he decided to built it to remember.
- 4. Joseph Kennedy Joseph Kennedy was the principal of Norwood Primary School at the time of WW1. He was responsible for building the obelisk even though he was not allowed to, he just cared that much. The memorial/ Obelisk is now on the corner of Norwood Primary School. Everyone had to pay 1 penny to take part in building the Obelisk. Before Joseph made the Obelisk he made a cardboard model with the students.
- 5. ANZAC day ANZAC day is a day to remember who fought in Gallopi in the war. It is on the 25th of April and is a very important day for all Australians and people the liv in New Zealand. Anzac stands for Australia New Zealand army court. After the war poppies were grew on the battle grounds, that is why poppies are a symbol of ANZAC day.