Writing a reply to a request from the school

When your child’s teacher requests something, he/she will often use the following phrases: 「～してください」 （~shite kudasai） “Please do ~” 「～してもらえませんか」 (~shite moraemasen ka) “Would you please do ~” 「～してもいいかもしれません」 （~shite mo ii ka mo shiremasen） "It might be a good idea to do ~" 「～してみましょう」(~shite mimasho) “Shall we try doing ~?” If the school writes you with a request, you may want to write a reply.

Writing an apology for something that you have forgotten Writing a thank you note or an apology for borrowing something belonging to the school, or for something a teacher did for your child Writing a reply to a request from the school When teachers express concern or gladness for your child or family with regards to something that is not related to school life Informing the school whether you will attend a school event Contacting the school about the parent-teacher conference schedule
Conveying information Making inquiries Greetings Impressions and thanks Writing replies Talking about concerns Renrakucho notebook for 0/1/2-year-olds Useful phrases