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Application for Re-Admission
Model application to the headmaster for re-admission after a break in studies.
An application for re-admission is written by a student who was struck off the rolls and wishes to be admitted again.
How to write it
- This application is from a single student, so write it in the first person using "I" and "my".
- Address it to the Headmaster with a subject line clearly asking for re-admission.
- State honestly why your name was struck off the rolls — for example, a long illness or failure to pay the fees in time — and express regret.
- Assure the Headmaster that the cause has been resolved and that you are now ready to attend classes and pay the dues regularly.
- Close with a polite request to be re-admitted to your class and sign as an obedient student with your name, class and roll number.
Model
Date: 10 March 2026
To
The Headmaster
Government High School, Dhaka
Subject: Application for re-admission.
Sir
With due respect, I beg to state that I am a student of Class IX of your school, bearing Roll No. 12. My name was recently struck off the rolls as I could not pay my monthly fees in time owing to my father's sudden illness and our family's financial hardship.
The difficulty has now been overcome, and I am in a position to clear all my outstanding dues at once and to pay my future fees regularly. I sincerely regret the delay and promise that such a lapse will not happen again.
As I am very eager to continue my studies and appear at the coming examination, I earnestly request you to re-admit me to my class.
I, therefore, pray and hope that you would be kind enough to re-admit me to Class IX and allow me to resume my studies, and thus oblige.
I remain,
Sir,
Your obedient student,
Rahat Hossain
Class IX, Roll No. 12
Frequently Asked Questions
Re-admission concerns one individual student who was struck off the rolls, so the letter is written using "I" and "my" and is signed by that single student with their class and roll number.
Give an honest, acceptable reason such as a serious illness or an inability to pay the fees on time due to family hardship, and make clear the problem has now been resolved.
The student should assure the Headmaster that all outstanding dues will be cleared, that future fees will be paid regularly, and that classes will be attended sincerely.
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