Last weekend two of our children joined a group from our three parishes to visit Westminster Abbey. They were given a tour from Lou, who works in the Education Department at the Abbey and goes to Holy Innocents, and saw the Lady Chapel with its Tudor architecture and knights’ seats; the tomb of S Edward the Confessor; and the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, amongst other things.
Elaine, who helps with our children’s work, said:
“It was really interesting to see; I’d like to go back and spend some more time in the Abbey!”
The children also placed a cross in the Field of Remembrance outside the Abbey in memory of Lt James Whitehead of the Middlesex Regiment, one-time chorister at Holy Innocents who died in WWII and is commemorated in a window at the church.




