Welcome to Year 1 at Marshfield Primary, home to our Wilma Rudolph and Muhammad Ali classes! We’re excited to learn, grow and celebrate every achievement with our children and families.
Welcome to Year 1 at Marshfield Primary, home to our Wilma Rudolph and Muhammad Ali classes! We’re excited to learn, grow and celebrate every achievement with our children and families.
Every day brings opportunities to learn, explore and have fun!
Here’s what a typical day in Year 1 looks like.
Our timetable can change for PE, library visits and special activities.
| Day | What to remember |
|---|---|
| 📚 Monday | Library day Bring your library book and book bag. |
| 👟 Thursday | PE day Come to school dressed in your PE kit. |
| 🌟 Friday | Celebration assembly A chance to celebrate our children’s efforts and achievements. |
Everyday reminders
| 🎒 Book Bags | Please bring your child’s book bag to school every day. |
|---|---|
| 📖 Reading | Read with your child every day and sign their reading journal. |
| 🔤 Phonics | Practise phonics at home using the personalised QR codes provided by your child’s teacher, where available. |
Use the links below to access our online learning resources. You’ll find your login details in your reading journal. If you need help logging in, please speak to a member of the Year 1 team!
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This year, we’ll be reading lots of exciting and interesting books together! Here are some of the fantastic texts we’ll be enjoying in English and Reading.
Looking for your next great book? Here are some of our teachers’ favourite reads and recommendations for you to enjoy at home.
10 things to think about when you read to your child
How Read Write Inc. Phonics works
How to help your child to learn the Read Write Inc. Phonics sounds
How to listen to your child read a Read Write Inc. Storybook
How to support your child at home with the Read Write Inc. Virtual Classroom
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