This attendance sheet form is a printable record for tracking who showed up to a class, workshop, or training session, plus quick feedback on how the session landed. It suits teachers, trainers, and program coordinators who run recurring sessions with a small group. The template runs to 6 questions across roughly one to two pages.
What this survey measures
The form starts with the session details: today's date and the subject or session name. A per-person grid lets you mark, for up to ten people, whether each one attended, turned in homework, and whether they missed. A free notes area captures anything worth recording by hand. Two rating scales then gauge the session itself, one for how useful it was and one for how effective it was.
How to use it on paper
Print one sheet per session and keep it at the sign-in table or hand it to the facilitator. Fill in the date and subject, then mark the grid as each person is accounted for. Use a blue or black pen for the marks and the notes. Collect the sheet at the end, then scan the completed forms with PaperSurvey to turn the marks and handwriting into automatic results.
Customize this template
Most users swap in their own logo, rename the grid rows from Person 1 through Person 10 to real names or seat numbers, and adjust the attendance columns to match their tracking. You can add or remove rating scales or change the scale wording. The layout reflows automatically as you edit.
Preview the PDF above, or use this template to start collecting responses today.