Maintaining School Records
Different types of records and registers are maintained in schools to ensure smooth management, accountability, and compliance with regulations. Below are some key types of records and registers:
1. Teacher Diary
Purpose: A personal record maintained by teachers to plan daily lessons, activities, and evaluate their teaching.
Contents:
- Daily lesson plans.
- Notes on student progress and feedback.
- Reflections on teaching methods and strategies.
2. Cumulative Record Card (CRC)
Purpose: A comprehensive record of a student's academic performance, attendance, behavior, and extracurricular activities throughout their school life.
Contents:
- Personal details (name, date of birth, parent details).
- Academic progress (grades, test scores).
- Attendance and conduct.
- Participation in extracurricular activities.
3. Attendance Registers of Teachers
Purpose: To maintain daily records of teachers’ attendance for administrative purposes, payroll, and leave management.
Contents:
- Names of teachers.
- Date-wise attendance marking (present, absent, leave).
- Signature or initial of the teacher.
4. Attendance Registers of Students
Purpose: To track the daily attendance of students in each class to ensure regularity and punctuality.
Contents:
- Names of students.
- Date-wise attendance status (present, absent, sick, leave).
- Monthly summary and percentage of attendance.
5. Admission & Withdrawal Register
Purpose: To maintain records of students' admission and withdrawal, including personal information and dates.
Contents:
- Student details (name, date of birth, parent's information).
- Admission number and date.
- Withdrawal date and reason for leaving.
- Signature of parent/guardian.
6. Stock Register
Purpose: To keep an inventory of school property, including furniture, equipment, books, and other educational materials.
Contents:
- List of items (e.g., chairs, desks, computers).
- Quantity and date of purchase.
- Condition and disposal details.
- Signature of the stock in-charge.
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