The programme known as 'Ajyal Salima' which means healthy kids will reach out to students and academicians in 29 government schools in Dubai- 13 boys' and 16 girls' schools.
As part of the two-year programme, the second road show took place at the Al Nokhbah Boy's school, where grade 4 and 5 students were educated on healthy eating through a series of workshops.
The road show included several edutainment activities for children so as to teach them about healthy nutrition in a fun and entertaining manner.
The aim of the programme is to ensure a healthier future for our children through good food habits.
At the end of the workshop, students were given educational material including flyers and brochures on healthy eating.
In the next step, academicians will also receive training so that they can later roll out the educational programme in class rooms.
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The Dubai Health Authority and Dubai Education Zone in cooperation with Princess Haya Initiative for the Development of Health, Physical Education and School Sports and Nestlé Middle East concluded their second road show as part of the school health education programme.
second road show took place at the Al Nokhbah Boy's school, where grade 4 and 5 students were educated on healthy eating through a series of workshops.
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Posted by Ishraq Al TalTuesday, October 30 - 2012 at 10:31 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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