Orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program Conducted at Bonifacio Camacho NHS
Bonifacio Camacho National High School conducted an orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) on June 26, 2026, at 4:00 PM at the School Covered Court. The activity was facilitated by the School Feeding Coordinator, MARY ANN C. ROXAS.
The orientation served as an important venue to inform and guide the participants on the objectives, procedures, and shared responsibilities involved in the implementation of the School-Based Feeding Program. Through the activity, the school emphasized the importance of proper coordination, monitoring, and support to ensure that the program effectively contributes to the health, nutrition, and overall welfare of the learner-beneficiaries.
During the orientation, Mrs. Roxas discussed essential reminders on the conduct of the feeding program, including the role of the school, the participation of concerned stakeholders, and the need for regular cooperation in sustaining the program. She also highlighted that the SBFP is not merely a feeding activity but a school-based support mechanism that helps promote learners’ readiness, attendance, and active participation in school.
Activity Highlights
- Orientation on the purpose and implementation of the School-Based Feeding Program
- Discussion of roles and responsibilities of the school and stakeholders
- Emphasis on learner health, nutrition, attendance, and school participation
- Reminders on coordination, documentation, and proper program monitoring
The school recognizes the value of the School-Based Feeding Program in supporting learners who need additional nutritional assistance. With the guidance of the School Feeding Coordinator and the cooperation of the school community, the program aims to provide meaningful support that goes beyond meals and contributes to a healthier and more supportive learning environment.
Bonifacio Camacho National High School expresses its appreciation to all participants and stakeholders who continue to support school programs that promote learner welfare, health, and development.