Department of Education

Region III
DIVISION OF PAMPANGA
SAN ISIDRO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Isidro, San Luis, Pampanga

Activity Completion Report in Nutri-Taas Batang Isidrian (NBI)

S.Y. 2018-2019

There is a statistically significant relationship between health and

academic achievement. Research evidence shows that children who
are healthy are at a low risk for school problems than students who
are unhealthy. Students with good health tend to perform better in
school than those with poor health. Problems that emanate from poor
health include a higher probability of school failure, poor levels of
Rationale concentration, grade retention and dropout. Schools have been
challenged to promote student health by providing favorable
environments, policies, support services and information-based
interventions. Schools should develop integrated health interventions
because of their proven effectiveness in promoting healthy lifestyles
among students.
This program aims to:
1. To decrease the number of severely wasted and wasted
Agenda students this school year 2018-2019

Date: September – January 2018-2019

Activity Design
Venue: San Isidro National High School-San Luis
Persons Involved Advisers, Teachers, MAPEH and TLE Department
The program/activity was successful because of the unwavering
partnership between the school, parents and other satkeholders. And
as a supplement aide for the student’s nutritional requirements, the
School Based Feeding Program continues to cater recipients in order
for them to reach the ideal body weight. With the Help of Gulayan sa
Paaralan, where the produce is complete from the sources of Energy
Monitoring & Evaluation
Giving food, Body Building Food and Body Regulating Food.
Other sources for the SBFP is coming from the School’s MOOE
budget, from Rice, dried fish, potato, Sugar and Chocolate Drinks.
We also have other generous persons who in other way, shared their
blessings from Vegetables to materials

Prepared by:

MICHELLE S. GATCHALIAN
Teacher

Checked:

ELVIRA R. SUBA
Principal II

One DepEd… One Pampanga