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A huge congratulations to all of the Eco Friends at Whitehorse Infants as they have achieved a prestigious Eco Schools Green Flag! 

The Eco Friends walked to Heaver’s Meadow last half term to undertake a successful community litter pick.

Today, our Eco Friends continued on their Eco Warrior journey to save the planet by going on a litter pick around the school grounds.

It was lovely to see so many parents attend the reading for pleasure workshop and ‘read with your child’ session. 

The School Council is the voice of the children at Whitehorse Manor Infant School.

As many of you will know, at Pegasus we organise the teaching of history, geography, DT and art within themes under the umbrella term of the ‘Thematic Curriculum’. 

Whitehorse Infants have been working with the Children’s Book Project to provide free books for children to take home. 

Today – Tuesday, 6 February 2024 – is Safer Internet Day.

Did you know there is a local pop-up sustainable living hub? 

The Eco Schools team have had a busy week!   On Monday, they took part in the RSPB Big School Bird watch event where they took to the school field to record the different species of birds they observed. 

To promote reading for pleasure, Whitehorse infant and junior schools have teamed up and created a ‘reading buddy’ session once a week. 

The Eco Schools team has been out and about ensuring that we are taking every opportunity to look after our environment. 

Two years ago junior children from Whitehorse Manor-Brigstock site and Eccelsbourne took part in the Green Project at Bensham allotments. 

Father Sean gratefully received a £25 donation from the school this week. 

Earlier on this term, one of our Eco Friends – Shay in Indigo Class, wrote a persuasive letter to Ms Hall asking for a battery recycling bin to be installed in school.