A Service of Remembrance held on Friday morning in The Chapel of St Luke saw the College’s younger pupils commemorate those who lost their lives in the service of their Country.
The Epsom community reflected on the 334 Old Epsomians who paid the ultimate sacrifice in active service – some 163 OEs lost their lives in the First World War, 151 in the Second World War and 20 former pupils have died in other conflicts throughout the world.
The Armistice Day Service for all other pupils will take place on Monday 11 November.
The College grounds have been awash with red poppies for the past few weeks – from the striking display greeting visitors at the front entrance, to the Garden of Remembrance, and the larger red poppies dotted around the estate.
