20 May 2022
WHINF Gold Class have a ticket to ride!
This term so far in Nursery, we have been learning all about transport.
Please contact the school offices for more details.
This term so far in Nursery, we have been learning all about transport.
Children have been focusing on plants this term in science. Getting hands on, we planted our own broad bean plants and have been eagerly watching them shoot up ever since.
This week Reception have been reading the African themed version of the story ‘The Princess and the Pea’ by the author Rachel Isadora.
On Wednesday afternoon, the school council team from Whitehorse Manor Infants came together to perform a whole-school road safety assembly.
Today Whitehorse Manor Infants School celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. We were so impressed with the effort and creative outfits that the children came dressed in, using red, white, and blue from the Union Jack.
This week in reception we have been reading the traditional tale ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’.
This week Reception have had a fun filled week learning about the fairytale ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’.
This week we welcomed back Reception and jumped straight into our new topic ‘Once upon a time’.
This week in Gold Class we have been reading the story ‘We’re going on an egg hunt.’
Please see the attached flyers with details of some Easter holiday playschemes run by ‘Start It Right’ and other providers.
This week Reception have delighted in taking part in a range of creative activities to represent the beginning of the new season, spring!
Opportunity for free Easter holiday gardening sessions. Please click on the flyer below for details.
The Royal Institute came to visit Whitehorse Manor Infants! We were excited to watch the science presentation on ‘Explosive Food’ and learn about its often explosive nature.
The Scholastic Book Fair has arrived at Whitehorse Manor Infants! Books are individually priced and will be available to buy in the Infant Hall tomorrow from 8:30am and on Wednesday 30th March before and after school.
In our literacy lessons, Year 1 have been reading CHALK by Bill Thompson.