Ms Achenbach writes: They don’t let me out nearly as often as I would like to go out, but this week I had the real pleasure of accompanying Year 5 to The Unicorn Theatre in London Bridge to watch a performance of ‘The Bee in Me’ – a story about imagination and the hardships that children go through in their everyday lives.
It was busy, last Friday, as WHJUN enjoyed our annual ‘Museum Day’, such a wonderful opportunity for the children to share their hard work in our ‘Thematic’ curriculum.
Pegasus schools are expected to draw in the crowds today as the much anticipated ‘Museum Day’ takes place across the trust.
As part of our cross-curricular literacy and thematic studies, Year 6 have been writing humorous profiles about a variety of Greek Gods and characters from Greek myths.
This morning was the turn of children in Years 5 and 6 to enjoy a ‘reading breakfast’ with their parents.
This morning, children and their parents in Year 3 and Year 4 got their heads stuck into some books from our brand new library for the latest round of ‘Reading Breakfasts’.
This half term, Year 6 have been studying electricity. This has included making circuits and changing variables to test the effect of increasing or decreasing various elements within the circuit.
Here at Whitehorse Manor Juniors, We LOVE reading! As you are aware, we have totally over-hauled our approach to reading and are working to give our children a deeper understanding of what they are reading and the ability to express this understanding.
The Trust held a consultation exercise in October over some proposed changes to the term dates for the Trust in 2020-21.
