CHURCHER’S College Junior School invited clients from the Liphook Day Centre to chat to some of the school’s pupils.

The visitors chatted to the youngsters about their war time experiences.

The visit was part of the Liphook school’s commemorations to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.

A poppy installation was in place at the school and each child was given a poppy on which they could write a thank-you to the First World War generation or any other message they wanted to record on their poppy.

The Liphook Day Centre visitors also added their own messages to poppies during their visit to the junior school.