Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
とどけ帳 turns home learning into school-ready records
A Japanese tool for families to log a child’s learning at home and draft documents for discussions with school about attendance recognition.
- For
- Families documenting home learning during school nonattendance
- Worth noticing
- The site says reports use recorded facts, including dated learning logs and school-contact records, and can be edited before submission.
Field notes
The homepage lays out the records behind each report: dated subjects, study time, the learner's reflections, and contact with the school. It lists four document formats, including a first-contact request and a meeting memo that suggests questions about grades or high-school entrance exams for middle-school students. The site says parents can edit drafts before printing or saving them as PDFs; its FAQ makes clear that the school retains the decision on attendance recognition.
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