Benefitting from the food plan

Let’s eat: SK Seri Suria pupils having their breakfast under the revised RMT programme before school starts in the morning. Education director-general Dr Habibah Abdul Rahim visited the school, which was one of the 100 schools selected for the first phase of the improved RMT programme. SYAMIMI ZAINAL/ THE STAR

It’s been three weeks since the improved version of the Supplementary Food Programme (RMT) was introduced. People’s Housing Project (PPR) residents association chairmen speak to StarEdu on how the free food programme has helped the children in their schools and areas, while psychologists weigh the possible psychological effect on the pupils involved.

IT hasn’t been a month since the first phase of the newly improved Supplementary Food Programme (RMT) was introduced but SK Seri Suria, Kuala Lumpur headmistress can already see an improvement in her pupils.