The document outlines an action plan for a coordinated school health program with the objectives of promoting student nutrition and health. It identifies several common problems related to student nutrition such as undernutrition, overweight, malnutrition, skipping meals, junk food consumption, under/over consumption of dietary components, stunting, and low diet quality. For each problem, it lists potential causes and proposed solutions to be implemented by various responsible parties such as parents, teachers, and health workers. The action plan provides deadlines for execution of the solutions within a one year time frame from August 2024 to July 2025.
The document outlines an action plan for a coordinated school health program with the objectives of promoting student nutrition and health. It identifies several common problems related to student nutrition such as undernutrition, overweight, malnutrition, skipping meals, junk food consumption, under/over consumption of dietary components, stunting, and low diet quality. For each problem, it lists potential causes and proposed solutions to be implemented by various responsible parties such as parents, teachers, and health workers. The action plan provides deadlines for execution of the solutions within a one year time frame from August 2024 to July 2025.
The document outlines an action plan for a coordinated school health program with the objectives of promoting student nutrition and health. It identifies several common problems related to student nutrition such as undernutrition, overweight, malnutrition, skipping meals, junk food consumption, under/over consumption of dietary components, stunting, and low diet quality. For each problem, it lists potential causes and proposed solutions to be implemented by various responsible parties such as parents, teachers, and health workers. The action plan provides deadlines for execution of the solutions within a one year time frame from August 2024 to July 2025.
Group # 1 TITLE : Feeding passions, nourishing lives (an attempt to end malnutrition) OBJECTIVES: 1. Creating accessable nutrition resources2.
2. Aiming to promote health
3. Develop and implement comprehensive nutritional education programs that empower students to make informed choices about balanced diets, portion control, and healthy eating habits.
Problems Causes Solutions People Responsible Follow up Deadline of
Managers Execution ( may be a ( this is a one principal – year plan school head so the dates or names ) should be in one academic year) 1. Under Lack of The - Parents - School head August - July Nutrition Causes nutritious food community - Teachers - Barangay 2024-2025 and the school - Barangay health care health worker having a officials. feeding program for the students that are undernutrition . 2. Overweight - Lack of - Doing - Ourselves - Barangay December 2023 Exercise Exercise like - Parents Health - January 2025 - Eating zumba - Health workers workers Unhealthy - Balance diet Foods - Get enough - Too much sleep sleep 3. Malnourished Insufficient Having a - School Nutrition - Homeroom August 2024 - access to food, comprehensiv staff, teacher Febuary 2025 limited dietary e school - Cafeteria Staff - School diversity, feeding - School head Nutrition econoic programs, staff dispartiies and nutritional inadequate education nutritional initiatives, services. and community involvement can significantly address malnutrition by ensuring students have access to balanced meals and essential knowledge about healthy eating habits. 4. Skipping of Socioeconomic Implementing - Homeroom teacher - Homeroom January - meals factors affecting strategies like - School Cafeteria Teacher Febuary 2025 affordability, breakfast or - School Nutrition and sometimes, lunch staff personal choices programs, influenced by creating more peer dynamics appealing and or academic accessible pressures. food options, adjusting school schedules to allow adequate time for meals, and educating students about the importance of regular and nutritious eating habits can help mitigate the issue of skipping meals in schools. 5. Regular Regular Provide staff - Food manufacturers - Teachers August to consumption of consumption of with - Advertisers - Nutrition October 2024- junk foods junk foods can workshops or advisers 2025 be caused by training factors such as sessions on convenience, the taste importance of preferences, healthy advertising nutrition. influence, busy Include lifestyles, and information emotional on the impact factors like of diet on stress or overall well- boredom being and productivity. 6. The under Lack of Implementing - Administrators - Teachers June - August consumption and Nutrition healthier - Workplace - School 2024-2025 over consumption Education eating habits - Supervisors staffs of certain dietary among school - individuals components staff can - Overseeing food involve services providing nutritional workshops, promoting balanced meal options in school cafeterias, and creating a supportive environment through wellness programs and incentives for healthy choices. 7. Stunting Inadequate Improving - School - School June - nutrition (not basic service Administrators Nurses September eating enough or levels for - Teacher 2024 eating foods that drinking - School Nurses lack growth- water and - Nutritionist promoting sanitation, Dieticians, nutrients) and reducing open - Parents/Guardians recurrent defecation, - Local Government infections or ensuring the and Health chronic or safe disposal Authorities. diseases which of child cause poor faeces, and nutrient intake, promoting absorption or good hygiene utilization. practices are critical steps to help reduce the risk of diarrhea and intestinal diseases. 8. Low Diet Eating and Schools may - Teachers, - Teachers August - Quality drinking help children - Parents/Guardians - Parents December 2024 unhealthy foods avoid harmful - School Nurses, and drinks, such eating habits - Local Government as highly by offering and Health processed foods wholesome Authorities. and beverages meals and with added snacks, sugar, can cause teaching them weight gain, the value of a obesity, and balanced diet, other chronic and working illnesses that with parents increase a to create a person's chance healthy home of developing environment. cancer. Through provision of nutritious food alternatives, education on appropriate nutrition, and collaboration with families, we can assist kids in making better dietary decisions and enhancing their general health.