Introduction of Kindergartens and Child Care Centres
Participating schools can organise fruit promotion activities recommended by the DH and request the relevant materials for these activities. Participating schools can:
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tick the appropriate box on the reply slip or enrolment form to indicate that they "would like to request materials from the DH". The DH will provide schools with a range of educational materials such as banners, posters, leaflets, educational tools and online resources. |
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post up posters provided by the DH or relevant publicity materials prepared by students under their teachers' guidance. |
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issue a notice to parents informing them that a series of activities will be launched at school to echo the “Joyful Fruit Month”, and that all teachers and students will join the activities in April 2023 or during other proposed periods (A template of “Notice to Parents” can be downloaded from the website); |
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organise the following activities (Please refer to the table below):
#To avoid confusing students with contradictory messages about healthy eating, please do not provide awards that may encourage students to eat foods that are high in fat, salt or sugar content such as sweets or desserts and food coupons when organising activities. |
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send the event photos and descriptions to the Secretariat for sharing with other schools via the Joyful Fruit Month E-Newsletters and the “School Activity Photo Gallery” on the website (Activities Photos Submission Form can be downloaded from the website). |
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a certificate of appreciation will be issued to schools participating in the “Joyful Fruit Month” and the list of participating schools will be uploaded to our “Joyful Fruit Month” website. |
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