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Nearly one in three primary school teachers say more pupils are showing up to class hungry, a survey suggests.Around 40% of primary school teachers said the […]

Increasing numbers of children hungry and lack adequate clothing, with two-thirds of secondary teachers also supporting pupils

Real-terms funding per pupil at 2010 levels, teacher pay at 2001 levels, and building investment 25% below mid-2000s

National Foundation for Educational Research shows millions of primary school children in the UK are arriving to class hungry or without proper uniforms or a coat

Increasing numbers of children hungry and lack adequate clothing, with two-thirds of secondary teachers also supporting pupils

Primary school teachers are using their own money to feed and clothe pupils amid a rise in numbers coming to class hungry.

A poll conducted in the week after Rishi Sunak called the General Election found more than three quarters support universal provision of free school meals in primary schools

This election is a watershed moment for education. An incoming Government must recognise the scale of the problems, says Daniel Kebede

The expanded entitlement could be in jeopardy now that a general election has been called for 4 July.

A general election will be held on July 4, Rishi Sunak has announced, kick-starting a campaign in which schools policy is expected to be a key flashpoint