Today, Year 6 celebrated their incredible journey through Ancient Egypt! Since the start of the year, they have explored what life was like for the ancient Egyptians, designed intricate death masks, mummified tomatoes, created desert mirages, written persuasive letters to the British Museum and even engineered model shadufs.
Our annual ‘Museum Day’ remains a highlight of the school calendar.
We have all really enjoyed our class assemblies this half term and it’s so nice for the children to have the opportunity to share their work with parents and other children.
Last Friday, Year 6 had an exciting day at the British Museum, where they had the opportunity to explore a range of fascinating exhibits.
One of our core values at Pegasus is that we ‘strive to be independent learners’.
It has been a wonderful week of festive fun at Whitehorse Manor Junior school.
It was a rare pleasure for me to accompany the WHJUN choir on their annual carol singing visit to Tesco in Thornton Heath this Monday.
The Whitehorse Football Team have been busy this half-term under the watchful eyes of Mr Bloomfield, Mr Anderson and Ms Marshall.
On Monday, the Whitehorse Manor Year 5 and 6 Athletics team competed at the Indoor Athletics Competition held at Lanfranc School.
Please see the leaflet attached to this news story for details about Saturday morning music classes for junior age disabled and neurodivergent children at Oasis Academy Shirley Park.
Family Hubs are for all families with babies, children and Young people from birth to 19 (or up to 25 for young people with SEND).
On Wednesday 13th November, the children and staff at Whitehorse Manor Junior School celebrated the meaning of RESPECT for our individuality and expressed this through wearing ‘odd socks’.
I was glad to be invited today, for the 20th time, to the Whitehorse Manor Junior School remembrance day service around the war memorial at the front of the school.
Our Black History Month celebration is always such a positive way to end the term.
