School Council Members Record Register

 A School Council Members Record Register is a document used to keep track of the members of the school council, including their personal details, roles, and responsibilities. Here's a suggested format for a School Council Members Record Register:

School Council Members Record Register

This register is also known as "Form 3" of School Council Records.

Columns:

  1. Notification Date: The date when SED issued a notification to update the school council members.
  2. Notification No.:  This is the memo number of notification.
  3. Member Name: Name of the school council member.
  4. Father/Husband Name: This is the name of school council's member's father or husband as per ID Card.
  5. Phone #: Contact number of the school council member.
  6. Address: Address of the school council member.
  7. Gender: Gender of the school council member (e.e., Male, Female, Others).
  8. Designation: Official designation or title of the member (e.g., Chairperson, Co-Chairperson, Member etc.).
  9. Member Category: Category of the member (e.g., Teacher Member, Parent Member, General Member etc.)
  10. Occupation: Here occupation of the school council member is written.
  11. ID Card: National Computerized ID Card of the school council member is written here.
  12. Date: The date of membership is written in this column.
  13. Membership Cancellation Date: If any person leaves school council or due to any reason the head teacher needs to change the member by replacing with existing, the date of membership cancellation is written here.
  14. Signature: In the last column signature of the head teacher or co-chairperson are made.

Tips for Maintaining the Register:

1. Keep it up-to-date: Regularly update the register to reflect changes in membership, roles, or contact information.

2. Use a standardized format: Use a consistent format for recording member information to ensure ease of reference and retrieval.

3. Store it securely: Keep the register in a secure location, such as a locked cabinet or a password-protected digital file.

4. Make it accessible: Ensure that authorized personnel have access to the register when needed.

5. Review and audit: Regularly review and audit the register to ensure accuracy and completeness.

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