Nestled in Thornton Heath, Whitehorse Manor Infant School whispers tales of generations past. The school first opened its doors in 1892. It boasts an exceptional historical record, one of the most complete of any school in Croydon. These records, meticulously kept, document the lives of students from the very beginning. Whitehorse Manor Infant School isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s a living archive. Imagine the echoes of children’s laughter through the decades. Picture the changing fashions and hairstyles reflected in old school photos. Think about the world events that shaped the lives of those who walked these halls. Today, Whitehorse Manor Infant School is part of The Pegasus Academy Trust. It serves children aged 3 to 7, carrying on its legacy of nurturing young minds. The school has a published admission number of 120. Ninety places are located at the Whitehorse Road site. Thirty places are at the Brigstock Road annexe. While the main school building stands on Whitehorse Road, the annexe at Brigstock Road expands the school’s reach into the community. This additional location allows more children to benefit from the Whitehorse Manor experience. If these walls could talk, they would share stories of growth, discovery, and friendship. They would whisper secrets of lessons learned, games played, and dreams ignited within these very walls. Whitehorse Manor Infant School, a place where history comes alive, invites you to explore its fascinating past.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service