
Simple Home Meals
A child may eat roti, rice, dal, potato, vegetables when available, tea, or leftovers. Meals depend on the day's income and how many people are sharing the food.
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Food at home may be simple and irregular, which makes the school meal an important part of education.

A child may eat roti, rice, dal, potato, vegetables when available, tea, or leftovers. Meals depend on the day's income and how many people are sharing the food.

It is difficult to listen, write, and remember when hungry. A reliable meal helps children stay awake, calmer, and more able to participate in class.

When school provides food, parents know at least one part of the child's day is covered. This can reduce pressure at home, especially in large households or during slow work periods.

Eating at school is also social. Children sit together, wait their turn, learn basic manners, and experience food as part of a caring routine.