As a teacher you probably find yourself needing to thank people on a regular basis. Students, parents, other teachers – they all send gifts, notes, best wishes, help with school related issues and so on.
Which means you need to thank them.
But knowing what to say in a thank you note or message can be tricky. So if you’re unsure of what tone to use or what to include then the following thank you note wording examples should help.
I’ve divided them up by different type of note and who they are for. So they range from regular thank you notes to students and parents as well as specific notes for retirement wishes, gifts received, help from parents and students and more.
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Student for a Gift
Thank You Note from a Teacher to Parents for a Gift
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Student for Help in Class
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Parent for Help with School Events
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Student for Teacher Appreciation Day
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Student for Wishes for Retirement
Thank You Note from a Teacher to a Student for Get Well Wishes
Short Thank You Messages to Supportive Parents
To the parents who balance work and home life yet still find time to be involved in their child’s education – thank you. Your dedication is truly inspiring.
For every project you’ve assisted with and every challenge you’ve helped your child overcome – I can’t thank you enough for being such an important part of the learning process.
Thank you for the way you get involved in our school’s community. We really value your feedback and the participation across so much of what we do.
Teaching [child’s name] is a joy and that’s down to the positive attitude towards education that you’ve instilled. Thank you for being such an inspiring figure in their life.
Thank you for always supporting and encouraging [child’s name] as they learn. Your involvement makes a world of difference.
Short Messages of Appreciation to Students
Thank you for always being you. No one brings your unique personality and ideas to our classroom. Your enthusiasm for learning is infectious.
To one of my favorite students – you tackle each assignment with determination and that hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. Thank you for such dedication.
Your curiosity and eagerness to learn makes teaching a joy. Thank you for being such an important part of the classroom.
I’m so pleased I have you in my class. You bring creativity and fresh perspectives to every discussion and make our classroom a dynamic and interesting place.
It’s wonderful to see how you’re willing to help others in class. Thank you for being an exemplary student and role model.
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