Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
The exhibition attended by Braintree MP James Cleverly, showcased more than 200 drawings and paintings by students from Finchingfield Primary School, Wethersfield Primary School and Great Bardfield Primary School.
Christopher Green, chairman of the Finchingfield and District Royal British Legion, said: “The event was a tremendous success. So much so that we were requested to open the following day. Our feedback has been inspiring and, with the event’s success, each of the schools are keen to organise further collective projects. The art work has now gone back to the respective villages for their local Remembrance Day services.”
A silhouette of a Tommy stands outside Finchingfield Village Hall, where the exhibition was held, part of the There But Not There project.
Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
Braintree MP James Cleverley and Great Bardfield Primary School pupil Hal Rich. Picture: CELIA BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY (Image: Copyright © 2018 Celia Bartlett Photography. All rights reserved.)
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