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National School Breakfast Week
National School Breakfast week was held on March 8-12, 2021. A survey was sent out to all SFS Managers
to solicit their participation and 75 schools in total participated. Schools had the choice to select multiple
options from a list of various activities.
The activities were:
 Decorating the cafeteria
 Doing announcements
 Spirit Wear
 Activity Sheets
 Golden Tickets- stickers randomly placed on student’s tray/food container
 Sunny the Chef’- featured item for that day. Students who chose the item of the day had their name
put in a draw.
 Activity Sheets

The Announcements and Golden Tickets were the activities with the highest number of participants.
We secured numerous prizes from the Dairy Council Florida division of the Dairy Farmers that were used to
reward students for participating. These items were packaged based on the activities chosen by the SFS
Managers and sent via the Pony to them.

Items received:

 100 items for grand prize raffle winners

○ Seven (7) Dolphins mini helmets and three (3) Dolphins footballs (High Schools)
○ 90 earbud headphones (Elementary and Middle Schools)

 375 small items for daily giveaways
○ 25 – Fuel Up to Play 60 water bottles

○ 150 – Fuel Up to Play 60 sunglasses
○ 200 – Fuel Up to Play 60/Dolphins co-branded mini footballs

A follow-up survey was sent to the SFS Managers to garner their feedback. About 92% indicated that the
activities were easy to execute. About 44% responded that they had increased participation during SBW.
Based on phone conversations with the Elementary and Middle School SFS Managers; they loved the activities
and the students had a great time participating.

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