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Indomie Ghana has officially opened registration for its 'Slurp & Learn' programme to basic schools across the country. The nationwide initiative, which has received formal approval from the Ghana Education Service (GES), seeks to integrate nutritious meal experiences with social interaction in the school environment. Headteachers of basic institutions are now invited to sign up for the scheme, which brings mobile kitchen teams directly to school premises to serve students freshly prepared noodles. To participate in the programme, school administrators must complete a registration process facilitated through a dedicated QR code system. Once registered, the Indomie outreach team coordinates specific visit dates to the schools. These visits are designed to go beyond mere food distribution; they are structured as interactive sessions that offer pupils a break from their standard classroom routines. By providing a communal dining experience, the programme aims to foster a sense of community among students and staff while ensuring children have access to warm, prepared meals during the school day. This initiative represents a significant corporate social responsibility (CSR) effort from the popular noodle brand, aligning with broader educational goals of improving student well-being and school attendance. The GES approval underscores the programme's compliance with safety and educational standards, making it a formal part of the extracurricular landscape for the current academic cycle. As the programme rolls out nationally, it is expected to reach thousands of pupils, providing both nutritional support and a lively engagement platform that encourages students to see the school environment as a space for both learning and positive social development.
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