The study revealed a relatively low level of academic performance among students in the study area. Maternal education, regular breakfast intake, healthy BMI, and higher dietary diversity were identified as key factors positively associated with academic achievement. Interventions aimed at improving child nutrition and parental education could enhance academic outcomes in this population.
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