The Queen and Prince Philip visit school marking 100 years since WWI bombing raid on school in East London

The transcript details a speech given at Mayflower Primary School's centenary event, attended by Her Majesty and His Royal Highness. It reflects on the school's history, particularly the lives of 18 former pupils who died and their surviving classmates. The centenary has united the community, and a plaque will commemorate the event and serve as a reminder of the past. The visit by the royal guests is seen as a powerful message of unity. The speech concludes with an invitation for the unveiling of a plan.

Who were thanked for visiting Mayflower Primary School?

• The Mayor and the Governor

• The Head Teacher and the Principal

• Her Majesty and His Royal Highness

• The Prime Minister and the President

What significant event does the centenary mark in the school's history?

• The introduction of a new curriculum

• The construction of a new building

• A tragic event involving former pupils

• The founding of the school

What year is highlighted in the stories of the former pupils?

• 1917

• 1920

• 1939

• 1950

What does the plaque unveiled during the centenary serve as?

• A list of school rules

• A map of the school

• A symbol of remembrance

• A guide for visitors

What message does the royal visit convey to the people of Poplar?

• A message of unity and strength

• A message of technological advancement

• A message of economic prosperity

• A message of educational reform