Daily report
The day's record a teacher files, and who reads it.
Where your school uses them, a daily report is the record of what you actually taught and what happened, filed by you at the end of the day.
Filing one
Enter it against the day. What a school asks for varies — periods covered, syllabus progress, anything notable.
Who reads it
Your head of department, and the office. It may be verified — see Verifying reports for the other side of that, if you are the one doing the verifying.
Why it is a record and not a note
Filed reports are kept and can be read back later, so a question about what was covered in a term has an answer that is not a memory.
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