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Chulseok Attendance Roll Call Script

Learn how a South Korean middle school class president leads daily attendance roll call using this structured morning script.

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Chulseok Attendance Roll Call Script, School Day · Class 6-8 | jijnas.com
Runs
1:40 · 9 lines
Beats
Greeting · Attendance · Check-in · Weather · Announcements · Duties · Over to the lesson
Blanks to fill
12, two fill themselves
Also here
Duty rota, weather words, announcement patterns, how the class answers
Attendance South Korea: In South Korean middle schools, the class president leads the attendance roll call. Students respond to their names with '네' (ne) or '예' (ye) and may raise a hand. If a student is absent, a classmate might inform the teacher by saying '없어요' (eopseoyo).
Fill the blanks

This morning's details

Today's day and date are already in. Type the rest and the script updates as you go.

0:00 of 1:40

Class, please come to order for morning registration.

  1. Greeting
  2. 10s Good morning, class Grade 2 Class 3. Today is Tuesday, September 8. Let us begin morning attendance. Students stand at attention and greet the class president.
  3. Attendance
  4. 10s First student on the register, Kim Min-jun. Student A answers present or classmates indicate absence.
  5. 10s Next student on the register, Lee Seo-yun. Student B answers present or classmates indicate absence.
  6. 10s Next student on the register, Park Do-hyun. Student C answers present or classmates indicate absence.
  7. Check-in
  8. 10s If anyone feels unwell or hurt today, please report to the homeroom teacher immediately. Students listen and notify the class president if needed.
  9. Weather
  10. 10s Let us check today's weather summary. Class president reads the day's weather conditions.
  11. Announcements
  12. 15s Now for our daily notices and school updates. Class president reads the morning announcements.
  13. Duties
  14. 15s Let us review today's duty roster for our classroom. Duty students check their daily assignments.
  15. Over to the lesson
  16. 10s That finishes our morning roll call. Please sit quietly and prepare for our homeroom teacher. Students take their seats and prepare study materials.

Then: This completes morning roll call. Please remain quiet as our homeroom teacher enters.

Call and answer

What you say, and what the class says back

You: Class President calls student full name Class: Yes / Here 네 ne Yes / Present
You: Class President calls student name who is absent Class: Not here 없어요 eopseoyo He or she is not here
The greeting there 차렷, 경례! 안녕하세요! charyeot, gyeongnye! annyeonghaseyo! Attention, bow! Hello!
Duties

The rota, built from your class list

Student duty roles shift every Monday following the student register number order. Paste the names, one per line, and the rota fills itself, turning weekly.

Board Duty 주번Erases blackboard and prepares chalk or markers between subject classes.Between class periods
Cleaning Duty 청소 당번Sweeps floor, wipes desks, and empties recycling bins after school.End of school day
Lunch Duty 급식 당번Helps distribute meal trays and keeps lunch area clean.Lunchtime
Order Duty 질서 당번Maintains quiet line formation during moving classes and assemblies.Morning and class transitions
Weather

Read the sky in their words

The line to say, with the blanks: tap a sky word to put it in. Degrees in C.

Today in Seoul it is sunny and 24 degrees.

Announcements

Three shapes that always work

Blanks here fill from the same form above. The example shows one done.

Reminder

A reminder from Homeroom Teacher: submit Science Assignment on this afternoon.

For example: A reminder from Homeroom Teacher: submit permission slips on Friday.
Notice

Notice from Homeroom Teacher: Science Assignment will take place on this afternoon.

For example: Notice from Student Council: school clean-up day will take place on Wednesday.
Thanks

Thank you from Homeroom Teacher for completing Science Assignment on this afternoon.

For example: Thank you from Class President for completing sports day prep on yesterday.
The room

What everyone does

  • Stand at attention when the class president signals the morning greeting.
  • Answer clearly with 'ne' while raising your hand when your name is called.
  • Remain seated quietly in your primary classroom while teachers change rooms.
Running it

So the five minutes stay yours

Worth knowing

  1. In South Korean middle schools, the class president (banjang) leads the morning routine and roll call.
  2. Attendance (chulseok) is a core part of the morning routine that builds daily discipline.
  3. Students remain in one homeroom while teachers change classrooms throughout the day.
  4. When your name is called, answer clearly with 'ne' or 'ye' while raising your hand.
  5. If a classmate is absent, another student reports 'eopseoyo' to inform the leader.
  6. Maintaining an accurate count of present, absent, and tardy students helps the homeroom teacher start lessons smoothly.
Greeting차렷, 경례. 안녕하세요!Charyeot, gyeongnye. Annyeonghaseyo!Attention, bow. Hello!
Thanks감사합니다.Gamsahamnida.Thank you.
Closing출석 끝났습니다.Chulseok kkeunnasimnida.Roll call is finished.
Say it right

Words in the script

Banjang (반장)
bahn-jahng

Class president who leads morning routines and represents the class.

Chulseok (출석)
chool-seok

Attendance roll call at the start of the school day.

Ne / Ye (네 / 예)
neh / yeh

Yes / Here (polite affirmative response when your name is called).

Eopseoyo (없어요)
eop-seoh-yoh

Not here / Absent.

About this piece

Why this, and how it is done

As class president in a South Korean middle school, taking morning attendance is one of your key responsibilities. This routine sets an organized tone for the day before your teacher arrives. You will lead the class through morning greetings, call out names from the register, note absences, and check daily duties. Use this script to practice speaking clearly at the front of the room and keeping your classmates focused.

About this piece

  • In South Korea, middle school students remain in one homeroom while teachers rotate classrooms.
  • The class president (banjang) leads daily morning roll call and announces duty assignments.
  • Attendance (chulseok) is a core part of the morning routine that builds academic discipline.
  • Students respond to their names with 'ne' or 'ye' while raising a hand.
  • Classmates inform the leader if a student is absent by saying 'eopseoyo'.

How it is done

  • South Korea: In South Korean middle schools, the class president leads the attendance roll call. Students respond to their names with 'ne' or 'ye' and may raise a hand. If a student is absent, a classmate might inform the teacher by saying 'eopseoyo'.

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