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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education INSERT


SHOOL
Region ___ LOGO
HERE
Division of _____________
District of ___________

XXXXXXXX NAME OF SCHOOL

Nutrition Month 2025 Celebration


ACTIVITY DESIGN
School Year 2024–2025

I. Activity Title: Nutrition Month 2025 Celebration


Theme: “Food at Nutrition Security, Maging Priority!”

II. Date/Venue:

Date: July 1–31, 2025


Venue: [Insert School Name], School Grounds / Classrooms / Covered Court

III. Target Participants:

 Kindergarten to Grade 12 learners


 Advisers and subject teachers
 Parents (in selected activities)
 School health personnel and stakeholders

IV. Background and Rationale:

In response to Presidential Decree No. 491, which designates July as Nutrition Month in the
Philippines, and in support of the National Nutrition Council’s (NNC) nationwide advocacy for
2025, the school community takes part in promoting the theme:

“Food at Nutrition Security, Maging Priority!”

This theme reflects the urgent call to action for all sectors, including schools, to ensure that every
Filipino has access to safe, affordable, and nutritious food. More than just food availability, this
year's celebration addresses equity, health, and education — because food and nutrition security
are not just goals, but rights.

For learners, this is more than just a celebration — it is an opportunity to engage in meaningful
activities that connect their learning to real-life concerns. Through this design, we aim to
promote participation that’s inclusive, values-driven, and age-appropriate while reinforcing
classroom learning on health and wellness.

V. Objectives of the Activity:

This activity seeks to:

1. Deepen learner awareness and understanding of food and nutrition security in the
Philippine context.
2. Provide interactive platforms for learners to express ideas, skills, and advocacy related to
nutrition.
3. Empower students to take small yet meaningful steps in promoting health and well-being
at home and in school.
4. Build strong collaboration between teachers, students, and parents in achieving holistic
education goals.

VI. Description of the Activity:

Throughout July 2025, the school will conduct a series of learner-centered, theme-based
activities aligned with DepEd's curriculum and the NNC's advocacy. These include:

 Creative Contests (Poster Making, Nutri-Jingle, Baon Challenge)


 Cognitive Contests (Quiz Bee, Slogan Writing)
 Behavioral Advocacy (Nutrition Corners, Health Talks, Thematic Parade)
Each grade level or department will be assigned a specific activity to handle, with clear
rubrics and expectations. A culminating program will be conducted to recognize efforts
and showcase outputs.

[Link] / Flow of Activities:

A. PREPARATION STAGE

 Planning meetings with faculty and GPTA


 Assignment of committees and focal persons
 Dissemination of theme, criteria, and guidelines
 Bulletin board decoration and class integration

B. IMPLEMENTATION STAGE
 Weekly contests (scheduled to avoid academic disruption)
 School-wide announcements and advocacy efforts
 Community involvement in select programs (e.g., Healthy Baon Day)

C. CULMINATING STAGE

 Awarding of winners
 Inspirational message from invited guest or health official
 Showcase of winning entries (posters, baons, jingles)
 Submission of ACR with documentation

VIII. Materials and Resources Needed:

 Art materials (poster boards, coloring media)


 Certificates and tokens
 Sound system / speakers
 Decorations and banners
 Printed guidelines and criteria
 Baon props and containers
 Prize packs (nutritious snacks, school supplies)

IX. Success Indicators / Expected Output:

 85% or more learner participation in at least one activity


 Positive learner reflection and behavior observed (e.g., healthier snacks)
 High level of collaboration among teachers, students, and stakeholders
 Well-documented output: posters, baon presentations, performances
 Feedback gathered from students and advisers for post-event evaluation

Prepared by:

[Your Name]
Nutrition Month Coordinator
TLE / MAPEH / HE Teacher

Noted by:

[Principal’s Name]
School Head

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