Templates / For the start of a school year
Back to School
Parents and carers running the start of a school year.
Who to email about the bus, findable in November.
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| Pages | 40 |
|---|---|
| Editions | mono, colour |
| Variants | standard |
| Devices | reMarkable 2, reMarkable Paper Pro, reMarkable Paper Pro Move, Kindle Scribe, Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, Supernote Manta, Boox Note Air, A4 Print, US Letter Print |
| Format | Hyperlinked PDF, one file per device |
| Updates | Included, for as long as the template exists |
- 40 pages for the six weeks either side of a school year starting, and for the March when you need something you were told in August
- A routing page: what it is about, and who to contact about it - with a column for how long they actually take to answer
- Because the real failure is not the shopping. It is not knowing in November who to email about the bus as against the allergy as against the missing kit
- Schools publish that once, in a letter in August, and no parent can find it in November
- No year group or grade is printed anywhere. Not Year 7, not 6th grade, not Primary 4 - those differ between countries, between systems inside a country, and they get renamed
- Every child sheet has a blank box headed what they call the year, because nothing here assumes a school system
- No supply list, no uniform list, no term dates, no reading level and no age is printed
- A printed supply list is one school's list, and the one thing a parent does not need is a second list that disagrees with the one they were given
What is inside
Forty pages for the six weeks either side of a school year starting - and for the March when you need something you were told in August.
THE ROUTING PAGE
What it is about, and who to contact about it. With a column for how they actually respond and how long they take.
The real back-to-school failure is not the shopping. It is not knowing, in November, who to email about the bus as against the allergy as against the missing kit as against the thing that happened at lunchtime.
Schools do publish this - once, in a letter, in August. No parent can find it in November.
NO YEAR GROUP OR GRADE IS PRINTED
Not Year 7, not 6th grade, not Primary 4, not Form 2. Those names differ between countries, between systems inside one country, and they get renamed.
Every child sheet has a blank box headed what they call the year. Nothing in this file assumes a school system.
NO SUPPLY LIST EITHER
No uniform list, no term dates, no reading level and no age.
A printed supply list is one school's list, and the one thing a parent does not need is a second list that disagrees with the one they were given.
What replaces it is a kit list with a column for what the school asked for beside a column for what was actually needed - which is the list that makes next August cheaper.
ALSO INSIDE
· Four child sheets - what they are worried about, what worked last year, who their people are
· A blank weekly grid per child with no periods or subjects printed
· A forms page for what has to go back and when it actually went, because the returned column is what stops the second letter
· Term dates and the days that are not term dates, written by you
· A money page - what was asked for, what it actually came to
· An after page for late September, while it is still true
No year is printed anywhere, so it does not expire.
Hyperlinked throughout. Mono and colour, every device edition in the box. Personal use.