Implement an action plan to address a nutritional issue affecting the well-being of New Zealand society
In this standard, you design and carry out an action plan to fix a real nutritional problem that affects New Zealand society—like food insecurity, not enough fruit and veg being eaten, or too much sugary drinks. You need to actually do the plan, adjust it when problems come up, and evaluate whether it worked.
You implement your action plan, follow it as written, spot what stopped you or helped you, and explain what results you got.
You do everything in Achieved, but you also think critically about how well your plan actually worked and why.
You do everything in Merit, but you also link your reflection back to the bigger picture—like how poverty, culture, education, health policy, or other stakeholders affected your plan's success or failure.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.