You can find many sample letters on the Internet, which will range from topic to topic. If you want a truly personal letter to be sent to your son's teacher then it's probably best to stay away from them, however. By ensuring that your letter includes all the thanks you want to make and the words you want to say you can ensure that the thank you letter is well received and appreciated by your son's teacher.
You should start by telling the teacher who you are, and provide an opening line. Something along the lines of 'myself and my partner are so pleased that our son is settling in at the school and feels happy in your class'. Remember to be formal, but not too distant. Seem friendly and welcoming and make sure that you actually use the words 'thank you' to ensure that the teacher understands why the letter is being sent.
In the main part of the letter you should explain why you are sending the letter and talk about how your son is progressing in the school. By outlining how happy you are with the teaching you are informing the teacher that they are doing something right for your child, which will in turn help them assist your child with learning in the future.
If the letter does express any area for improvement or concern, however, you should mention it at the end of the letter. Simply say that despite great efforts there is one thing in particular that you are concerned about and you would like to discuss it with them in person. Provide contact details for yourself and end the card with 'thanks again', and of course sign it from you and your partner.
You should start by telling the teacher who you are, and provide an opening line. Something along the lines of 'myself and my partner are so pleased that our son is settling in at the school and feels happy in your class'. Remember to be formal, but not too distant. Seem friendly and welcoming and make sure that you actually use the words 'thank you' to ensure that the teacher understands why the letter is being sent.
In the main part of the letter you should explain why you are sending the letter and talk about how your son is progressing in the school. By outlining how happy you are with the teaching you are informing the teacher that they are doing something right for your child, which will in turn help them assist your child with learning in the future.
If the letter does express any area for improvement or concern, however, you should mention it at the end of the letter. Simply say that despite great efforts there is one thing in particular that you are concerned about and you would like to discuss it with them in person. Provide contact details for yourself and end the card with 'thanks again', and of course sign it from you and your partner.
