Letters home from the Front!

In English, the Beeches and Oaks have been studying life on the front lines during WW1. The horrors! The hardships! The conditions……but not forgetting the friendships and brotherhood that also existed. They have written some fantastic letters home from the front. Have a look and see what you think.

Abigail – Letter home from the front Alan – Letter home from the front Alex – Letter home from the front Annabell – Letter home from the front Anthony – Letter home from the front Ashton – Letter home from the front Ben – Letter home from the front blake – Letter home from the front Daniel – Letter home from the front Ellen – Letter home from the front Esther – Letter home from the front Ethan – Letter home from the front Eva – Letter home from the front evelynn – Letter home from the front francesca – Letter home from the front grace – Letter home from the front Hannah – Letter home from the front Holly – Letter home from the front Holly 1- Letter home from the front Isabella – Letter home from the front isla – Letter home from the War Jay – Letter home from the front Jessica – Letter home from the front Jessica 1 – Letter home from the front jessica 2 – Letter home from the front Joe – Letter home from the front Josh – Letter home from the front Kai – Letter home from the front Keira – Letter home from the front Lloyd – Letter home from the front Lydia – Letter home from the front Lyla-Rose – Letter home from the front Millie – Letter home from the front Morgan – Letter home from the front niamh – Letter home from the front oliver – Letter home from the front Oliver 1 – Letter home from the front Pavithra – Letter home from the front rebecca – Letter home from the front Reece – Letter home from the front Taylor – Letter home from the front tom – Letter home from the front William – Letter home from the front

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