KAWIT ES - Post-Activity-Report (SBFP)

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION XII
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SOUTH COTABATO
SKAWIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MALIGO, POLOMOLOK SOUTH COTABATO
POST ACTIVITY REPORT
I. Program/Project/Activity Title:
SCHOOL-BASED FEEDING PROGRAM
II. Proponent/s:
PETERJOHN R. ICDANG
TEACHER - I
EMETERIO J. FLORESCA JR.

HT-I/KAWIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
III. Implementing Office/School: (Refer to Activity Design)

KAWIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
IV. Location: (Refer to Activity Design)

KAWIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Maligo, Kawit, Polomolok, South Cotabato
V. Actual Number of Participants:

Male: 16
Female: 15
Total: 31
VI. Introduction of the Program/Activity

 Background and Rationale
Human beings require food to grow, reproduce, and maintain good health.
Without food, our bodies could not stay warm, build or repair tissue, or maintain a
heartbeat. Eating the right foods can help us avoid certain diseases or recover faster when
illness occurs. Eating the right kinds of food gives us energy to do our work. Children are
very active in everyday activity, that is why they need to be feed sufficiently. Scarcity of
food may affect their mental health that may become a factor of their learning. The
School-based Feeding Program of Kawit Elementary School is supported by the National
Government Feeding Program. There are thirty one (31) children who are beneficiaries of
the said program.
 Program/Activity Design Features
The activity was conducted face to face without compromising the minimum health
and safety protocols set by IATF.
VII. Profile of Participants and Resource Persons
The participants
Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

Facebook Page: DepEd Tayo Kawit ES
Email Address: 130725@deped.gov.ph
REGION XII
No. Name Sex

1 ESTREBILLA, ADRIELL WYNE ACAIN M
2 GEORFO, NYTHAN ANGELO MONDEJAR M
3 TOÑACAO, ROJIM FERENAL M
4 MARCOS, ALYZZA TOÑACAO F
5 YNOT, CHRIZANTHEA GARAN F
6 MONDEJAR, XYRALLE AMAD F
7 MONDRES, JOHANNA MAE COLLADO F
8 TOÑACAO, JANECA BECAMON M
9 YUBA, MARY JOY YACON F
10 REBADIO, EDGIE DEPLAN M
11 DUGADUGA, LOVELY JANE OYONG F
12 SOBREVEGA, MARIAN JHANE LEPETIN F
13 LEPITEN, CHARLOU TOñACAO M
14 TOñACAO, JENNY FERENAL F
15 YUBA, RONILO YACON M
16 REBADIO, EVELYN DEPLAN F
17 YUBA, AMERIZA YACON F
18 YUBA, ANGEL YACON F
19 ARACAN, ROWHAN JAKE LARUBIS M
20 TOÑACAO, REYNAN FERENAL M
21 ZANTE, CARLO ENDONTO M
22 ESTREBILLA, AUBREY JOY ACAIN F
23 ESTREBILLA, HONEY BETH GALLANO F
24 MONDRES, KATHY COLLADO F
25 BUAN, RICOYAN PANDIAN M
26 BAGO, LARA OGAN F
27 COLE, DANIEL, SALWAY M
28 COLE, JOHN REY VICADA M
VIII. Highlights of 29 PANDIAN, EDJENRAY MAGWAY M the
Program/Activity 30 DAINAL, BENS VILLAFRANCA M
 It feeds 31 PANDIAN, BRYAN BACLAY M the total
population
of school especially those who are needy pupils. It maintains the 100% attendance of
pupils in school. The strong implementation of the said program was supported by
the teachers and parents of the pupils. The activities were closely monitored, and
everyone was expected to still continue work for this program.
 Synthesis of the Inputs
All participants are actively participated in the school-based feeding program
activities.
IX. Monitoring and Evaluation Analysis

REGION XII
Due to Covid 19 pandemic, their parents will come to school to get the food packs of
their children. The food packs will cover the whole week supply for the pupils.
X. Overall Impressions, Comments and Issues Encountered
In doing this program there are some problems met
1. Date changes of delivery

2. Inconvenience of transporting food supply
3. Spoiling of food because of parents’ failure to get the food pack
The SBFP was conducted successfully. Certain difficulties and worries need to be
addressed, such as the fact that some parents prefer to work than to attend.
XI. Recommendation
Based on the problems met, the following are some recommendation and suggestions
based on their actual experiences.
1. Get informed of the supply delivery

2. Repair road problems
3. Request parents to get the food pack on time
XII. Financial Reports

The School-based Feeding Program of Kawit Elementary School is supported by the
National Government Feeding Program.
XIII. Attachments
1. Photocopy of approved Activity Design which include Program/Activity Matrix and List
of Participants
2. Photocopy of Attendance Sheet
3. Pictorials with captions from preparation to implementation
Prepared by: Noted:
PETER JOHN R. ICDANG EMETERIO J. FLORESCA JR.

SBFP Coordinator Head Teacher-I
Recommending Approval:
MARVIN R. VILLAHERMOSA
P-II/Principal In-Charge

REGION XII
The food packs to be given to the

beneficiary.

REGION XII
The beneficiaries receiving their

food pack.
The parents of the beneficiary

receiving their food pack.

REGION XII
Maam Hazel E. Pontillas as she

delivers the food pack to the
community.


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EMETERIO J. FLORESCA JR.

III. Implementing Office/School: (Refer to Activity Design)

IV. Location: (Refer to Activity Design)

V. Actual Number of Participants:

VI. Introduction of the Program/Activity

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

No. Name Sex

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

1. Date changes of delivery

1. Get informed of the supply delivery

XII. Financial Reports

PETER JOHN R. ICDANG EMETERIO J. FLORESCA JR.

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

The food packs to be given to the

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

The beneficiaries receiving their

The parents of the beneficiary

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

Maam Hazel E. Pontillas as she

Address: Kawit, Maligo, Polomolok

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