04 April 2022
Easter holiday playschemes and support for children eligible for Free School Meals
Please see the attached flyers with details of some Easter holiday playschemes run by ‘Start It Right’ and other providers.
Opportunities within The Pegasus Academy Trust. We have a number of teaching vacancies for September 2024 including positions for senior leaders. For more information and/or an informal chat please contact Lynne Sampson at lsampson@pegasusacademytrust.org
Please see the attached flyers with details of some Easter holiday playschemes run by ‘Start It Right’ and other providers.
On Tuesday, the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Associate Director, Musical Director and Choreographer for Matilda the Musical joined us for two workshops/auditions.
Recently, Year 3 children created their own reports about their visit to see ‘real-life’ cavemen and women Cave People at Ecclesbourne Primary School.
Opportunity for free Easter holiday gardening sessions. Please click on the flyer below for details.
The WHJUN choir very much enjoyed their visit to St Alban’s this morning, where they entertained the weekly coffee morning group with a selection of songs including ‘Marching in the Light’ and ‘You’ve got a Friend’.
Our current literacy learning is based around the works of Shakespeare with a focus on the Scottish play, ‘Macbeth’.
As a partner borough of the Mayor of London’s Pan-London Anti-Idling programme ‘Idling Action London’, Croydon Council invited Whitehorse Manor Junior School and the Brigstock Annex site to host Air Quality workshops.
The Pegasus Academy Trust is supporting the British Red Cross Ukraine Appeal.
So, today has been the highlight of the week- WORLD BOOK DAY!
Yesterday, Year 5 had the opportunity to meet the illustrator- Selom Sunu.
Yesterday, we opened the Whitehorse Junior Reading Café (within the school library).
Our World Book Week celebrations have begun and what a way to kick start the week- a visit from Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola.
Year 6 have been fully immersed in the world of urban dancing.
For the last six weeks, Year 6 have been reading ‘The Red Pyramid,’ by Rick Riordan, an exciting story which begins its adventure in the British Museum.
Year 4 celebrated Museum day with a colourful display of model army shields and other artefacts that they have been working on throughout the year.