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Report in Nutrition

The Surallah Central Elementary School nutrition report summarizes the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) implementation for the 2021-2022 school year. Despite the pandemic, 214 province recipients and 256 kindergarten children participated in the program by receiving weekly food packs delivered to the school. Some parents did not pick up the food packs. The report recommends continuing the SBFP and strengthening the school garden program.

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Report in Nutrition

The Surallah Central Elementary School nutrition report summarizes the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) implementation for the 2021-2022 school year. Despite the pandemic, 214 province recipients and 256 kindergarten children participated in the program by receiving weekly food packs delivered to the school. Some parents did not pick up the food packs. The report recommends continuing the SBFP and strengthening the school garden program.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
SOCCSKSARGEN Region
Division of South Cotabato
Surallah 3 District
SURALLAH CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Surallah,South Cotabato

Report in NUTRITION and (SBFP) School-Based Feeding Program


SY-2021-2022

I. INTRODUCTION

The Department of Education nutrition program continues despite of pandemic, the


theme for this year’s nutrition month is “Batang Pilipino, SANA TALL. Iwas
stunting, SAMA ALL! “. The Department continues its goal of reaching out pupils to
ensure their nutrition is normal; for those who are not certain, measures and support
were prepared for their benefit. Because school children were unable to school due to
pandemic, parents played an important role in the implementation of (SBFP) School-
Based Feeding Program.

II. OBJECTIVES

1. To rehabilitate at least 85% of severely wasted (SW) and wasted (W) beneficiaries
to normal.
2. To help children develop their health and nutrition values, and behaviors.
3. To sustain the SBFP nutrition program by monitoring the weight of the
beneficiaries.

III. ACCOMPLISHMET

Despite the pandemic and children not studying face to face classes, the school
implemented the SBFP. 214 province SBFP recipients and indigent pupils, 256kinder
children were chosen to participate in the program
Parents were informed about the program and how they claim their food packs bread
with milk bar each week. The food packs were delivered to the school.
The school followed the health protocol standard when claiming the feeding
supplies. Parents were grateful for the program because their children continue to
receive their substantial package that benefits the feeding program.
Despite the current pandemic, the school feeding coordinator and some teachers
distributed to feeding supplies with patience.

IV. PROBLEM
1. Some parents do not come to school to pick up SBFP food packs.
2. Delay in budget release for the supplies.

V. RECOMMNDATION

SBFP continuation and gulayan sa paaralan strengthening.

Submitted by:
GEMMA O. BAITAN
SBFP School Coordinator

Noted by:
PETRONILO B. REYES, JR.
Principal I
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
SOCCSKSARGEN Region
Division of South Cotabato
Surallah 3 District
SURALLAH CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Surallah,South Cotabato

Report in NUTRITION and (SBFP) School-Based Feeding Program


SY-2021-2022

I. INTRODUCTION

The Department of Education nutrition program continues despite of pandemic, the


theme for this year’s nutrition month is “Batang Pilipino, SANA TALL. Iwas
stunting, SAMA ALL! “. The Department continues its goal of reaching out pupils to
ensure their nutrition is normal; for those who are not certain, measures and support
were prepared for their benefit. Because school children were unable to school due to
pandemic, parents played an important role in the implementation of (SBFP) School-
Based Feeding Program.

II. OBJECTIVES

1. To rehabilitate at least 85% of severely wasted (SW) and wasted (W) beneficiaries
to normal.
2. To help children develop their health and nutrition values, and behaviors.
3. To sustain the SBFP nutrition program by monitoring the weight of the
beneficiaries.

III. ACCOMPLISHMET

Despite the pandemic and children not studying face to face classes, the school
implemented the SBFP. 214 province SBFP recipients and indigent pupils, 256kinder
children were chosen to participate in the program
Parents were informed about the program and how they claim their food packs bread
with milk bar each week. The food packs were delivered to the school.
The school followed the health protocol standard when claiming the feeding
supplies. Parents were grateful for the program because their children continue to
receive their substantial package that benefits the feeding program.
Despite the current pandemic, the school feeding coordinator and some teachers
distributed to feeding supplies with patience.

IV. PROBLEM
1. Some parents do not come to school to pick up SBFP food packs.
2. Delay in budget release for the supplies.

V. RECOMMNDATION

SBFP continuation and gulayan sa paaralan strengthening.

Submitted by:
LYRA G. REPASO
Nutrition Coordinator

Noted by:
PETRONILO B. REYES, JR.
Principal I

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