BOSETU, BTU laud gov't on pupils feed

Thursday, March 21, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: Leading teacher trade unions say government's decision to provide learners at pre and primary schools with breakfast will enhance performance.

Trade unions have been pushing government to provide primary school learners with proper menus arguing that a good diet can enhance their learning abilities and help them improve their performance.

Their position has always been that some learners are from poor backgrounds and cannot access a good diet, which ultimately impact negatively on their learning.

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