Find the third set of government National School Nutrition Programme plans for monitoring: National and Provincial reports and Annexures below. DG affidavit DG – HM 1 and 2 (report from the Department of Basic Education) Annexure A – Gauteng Annexure A – Mpumalanga (1) Annexure A – Mpumalanga (2) Annexure A – North West Annexure
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Letter from SECTION27 and Equal Education Law Centre, on behalf of Equal Education and two Limpopo schools, to Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga and the Education MECS, again asking them to fix their National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) plans. Sent on 18 August 2020. While our court action did not include the Western Cape Education
Combined report of national and provincial departments of education Annexures A and B Annexures C and D Annexure E Annexure F
View and download Equal Education, the Equal Education Law Centre and Section27’s factsheet on the National School Nutrition Programme #SchoolMealsNow court case below: Factsheet page one Factsheet page two
What is the National School Nutrition Programme? The National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) is a national project run by the Department of Basic Education to feed over 9 million learners daily nutritious meals at public schools across the country. Since 1994, the programme has been rolled out in schools in South Africa to enhance learners’
Access our media statements regarding the National School Nutrition Programme court case here: Joint statement: Section27, Equal Education and Equal Education Law Centre demand reinstatement of nutrition for all learners, will consider litigation Joint statement: Education activists and schools take Department of Basic Education (DBE) and provincial education departments to court over backtracking on National
This factsheet has been compiled by our Research Department and has useful summaries on the following key areas: How Covid-19 affects children How Covid-19 affects adults How Covid-19 impacts schools safety at school Challenges within schools. Download the factsheets below: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3
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