Dear school leaders and teachers,
Hello!
First of all, I would like to thank the school for its concern and education for children, and let our parents know about their children's situation at school.
Secondly, I want to provide some feedback to the school on the child's physical examination form. Through this physical examination, we know that the child has some shortcomings in physical development. As parents, we feel a great responsibility, and will actively cooperate with the school's education plan, strengthen the exercise and nutritional supplement for children, so as to improve their physical fitness.
In addition, we are also very supportive of the school's physical training arrangements for children. Such training can not only strengthen children's physique, but also help to cultivate their team spirit and willpower. We will encourage children to take an active part in various sports activities and strive to improve their physical fitness.
Finally, thank you again for your care and education. We will pay close attention to the growth of children and work together with the school to lay a solid foundation for their future.
I am here to convey
Salute!
Matters needing attention in writing physical fitness report receipt
1. Accuracy: It is very important to ensure the accuracy of the information provided. This includes the child's name, gender, age, height, weight and other basic information, as well as any special circumstances or medical history related to physical fitness. Any wrong or inaccurate information may lead to misunderstanding or misleading, thus affecting children's health assessment.
2. Integrity: The receipt should provide comprehensive information so that schools and doctors can fully understand the child's physical condition. In addition to the basic information, it should also include the child's performance in the physical fitness test, whether there are abnormal results or indicators that need attention. In addition, medical advice or instructions for further examination should be provided when necessary.
3. Clarity: When writing the receipt, use clear and concise language, and avoid using technical terms or complicated expressions. Ensure that recipients (such as schools, doctors or other relevant personnel) can easily understand the information provided. If necessary, explanations or explanations can be attached to help understand.