13 June 2025
Salad Days at WHJUN
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.
We have some places remaining at our Nursery at Ecclesbourne Primary School in September. Full time and part time places are available. Please call 020 8684 3187 and ask to speak to Cheryl Peters (school hours Monday to Thursday) or e-mail epsadmin@pegasusacademytrust.org for more information. If you would like to see a virtual tour of the Nursery premises please click here.
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.
On Monday, the Whitehorse Manor Year 5 and 6 Athletics team competed at the Indoor Athletics Competition held at Lanfranc School.
Our Black History Month celebration is always such a positive way to end the term.
It is always hard to say goodbye to our leavers, and we all enjoy our leavers’ assembly and the range of certificates presented, from the final Gold Awards, to the class based ‘Most likely to…’ certificates which always tell us so much about how well the children and staff know and like each other.
I suppose the only way to really present an assembly about a magical place was with a fully immersive, dare I say ‘magical’ experience.
It was lovely to be joined by Delores’s son, Tyrone, and daughter-in-law, Kirsty, to unveil a bench in memory of Delores at the front of the school.