10 October 2025
It’s another Harvest Festival!
Congratulations to 4S-Camargue Class for leading our Harvest Festival Assembly this Thursday and telling us the story of The Enormous Turnip.
For those parents who will be applying for a reception place for their child for September 2026 we have arranged a series of visits so that they can look around the schools with senior staff.
If you wish to view a school please see here for the available dates. Obviously we have to limit numbers so only parents/carers who have booked will be able to attend.
Congratulations to 4S-Camargue Class for leading our Harvest Festival Assembly this Thursday and telling us the story of The Enormous Turnip.
It is always a pleasure to hear our candidates for House Captaincy speak so eloquently about their hopes and dreams for leading the school, particularly to sporting success against each other!
On Monday we had an assembly to remind us what ‘Jeans for Genes’ day is all about.
What better way to teach the Year 6 science topic of ‘evolution and adaptation’ than by having Ms Whitfield bring in Boyce, her pet tortoise, so that the children could see first hand how well adapted tortoises are.
On Wednesday morning we enjoyed our 2024-2025 Sports Celebration Assembly. Amongst other sporting achievements we celebrated our fantastic football team, who won their league, giving out medals and presenting their league trophy.
A number of pupils who had designed salads for our school-wide half term homework enjoyed a salad making workshop with Chef Morad from Harrisons on Tuesday.
Last week, Whitehorse Manor Juniors had an exciting visit from the ‘Great Athlete,’ Courtney Orange, a National and Commonwealth gymnast.
Whitehorse Manor Junior School celebrated Comic Relief in style today with our annual talent show, Whitehorse Has Got Talent!
It’s been a positive week for our sporting teams at WHJUN this week.
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.
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.