Join us to formally rededicate Frederick Cayley Robinson’s Triptych, remembering 57 former Heanor pupils lost in the First World War.

Join us at The Grammar in Heanor for the rededication of the Triptych, created by artist Frederick Cayley Robinson.

First dedicated in 1923, the memorial honours 57 former pupils of Heanor Secondary School who died in the First World War. After years away from public view, it has been carefully restored and returned to its original place in The Grammar’s Main Hall.

The evening will include a rededication service led by Rev. Lisa Shemilt, with time to reflect and remember those commemorated.

Refreshments will be available during the event, provided by Infinite Wellbeing CIC.

Poppy-making activities for all ages, provided by Furthest from the Sea.

Tickets and arrival

The event is free, with a maximum capacity of 150 people. A limited number of tickets are available to reserve in advance through Eventbrite.

Places are limited, so we’d like to give as many people as possible the chance to attend. Please register for one ticket in your own name; each attendee should complete their own registration.

Doors open for Eventbrite ticket holders at 5:45pm. Please arrive by 6:15pm to secure your place. Any reserved places not claimed by then may be released to other visitors. Members of the public without a ticket will be admitted after 6:15pm, subject to availability.

Accessibility

The Grammar has accessible toilet facilities and designated accessible parking spaces. If you have access requirements or would like to check arrangements for the Main Hall, please contact communications@ambervalley.gov.uk.

Parking

Parking at The Grammar is limited. Pay-and-display parking is available nearby on Ilkeston Road and Wilmot Street.

Description supplied by the event organiser.