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DBE and Nestlé SA to Host Panel Discussion on the Value and Importance Nutrition and Physical Education in Schools, 14 May 2018

The Department of Basic Education and Nestlé South Africa cordially invite you to a panel discussion where key stakeholders will discuss the value and importance of driving nutrition and physical education amongst school going children in South Africa.  The theme of the panel discussion is “Enhancing nutrition and physical education programmes to promote health and wellbeing of children”.

All the panellists have vast experience working on children nutrition and physical education programmes, in the private and public sectors.

Among the panellists will be Mr Norman Mphake from the Physical Education Institute of South Africa’s (PEISA), Ms. Neo Rakwena of the DBE’s National School’s Nutrition Programme (NSNP), Mrs. Naazneen Sali-Ameen from Nestlé South Africa, Professor Jeanette Kearney from Vaal University of Technology and independent Dietitian Mrs. Lebogang Roda.

Members of the media are invited to attend the panel discussion as follows:

Date:              Tomorrow, Tuesday, 15 May 2018

Time:              11h00

Venue:           Department of Basic Education, Conference Centre, 222 Struben Street, Pretoria

 

Please send RSVPs to: email: khala.t@dbe.gov.za   

 

 

Enquiries:     DBE: Elijah Mhlanga - 083 580 8275

                        Nestle SA: Monako Dibetle - 082 908 2548

 

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Written By: buhlebendalo somgede
Date Posted: 8/7/2019
Number of Views: 955

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