What is Remembrance?

Join the Army Cadets in London this Remembrance Day as they honour our heroes through reflection, service, and unity at Westminster Abbey, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Cenotaph Parade.

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What is Remembrance Day?

Remembrance Sunday is one of the most significant dates in the British calendar. It is a time to honour the courage and sacrifice of those who have served in the Armed Forces from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.

Este dia não tem como objetivo glorificar a guerra, mas sim a reflexão, a gratidão e a esperança. A papoila vermelha é um símbolo de recordação e de empenhamento na paz. Usar uma papoila é uma escolha pessoal, mas cada papoila usada representa o apreço por aqueles que deram tudo ao serviço da liberdade.

Remembrance Weekend Activities

Through service and remembrance, the Army Cadets embody respect, unity, and dedication, ensuring the sacrifices of the past are never forgotten.

Campo da Memória na Abadia de Westminster

The Army Cadets will join veterans and families in a moving tribute as thousands of poppies honour the fallen in a powerful act of remembrance and reflection.

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Festival of Remembrance no Royal Albert Hall

Cadets and Adult Volunteers from HQ 160 X will proudly support the Royal British Legion at the Festival of Remembrance, held in the iconic Royal Albert Hall.

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A cerimónia e o desfile do Cenotáfio em Whitehall

Alongside veterans, service personnel, and officials, the Cadets will honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice from the First World War to today’s operations.

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Testimonials from Cadet Participants

CSM Maisie Roberts

It’s essential to remember the sacrifice of those who served, so that history does not repeat itself. I’m so excited for this amazing experience and truly grateful for the opportunity to take part.
Testimonials from Cadet Participants

L Cpl David Jones

Remembering all who have fallen and served is an important part of our history. I feel truly patriotic and honoured to take part, representing the Army Cadet Force with pride.