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Scottish Education Secretary John Swinney said investing in free school breakfasts was a ‘win-win for Scotland’ FREE school breakfasts provided to disadvantaged Primary 3 pupils for just one year could generate up to £200 million for the Scottish economy, a new report has found. Giving the meals to disadvantaged children aged six to seven could result in long term economic benefits in excess of £9000 per child, according to the study by Pro Bono Economics in partnership with children’s charity Magic Breakfast and Heinz. With an estimated 22,103 pupils in Primary 3 in schoo...

SOME have suggested that Covid-19 has been a great equaliser, but in reality, the burden of the pandemic has fallen disproportionately on low-income…

A WIDNES has been chosen as a finalist for the north west as part of the annual Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Awards. Fairfield Primary School will receive a £1,000 cash prize, plus a special party pack to help them celebrate if they win. The Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Awards champion the people and activities that make breakfast clubs so great – from inspirational volunteers to extra learning sessions. Around 15 children attend the breakfast club at Fairfield Primary every morning before school. The club used food supplied by Magic Breakfast to deliver food boxes to around 15 fam...

All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur (UK), The Bachelorette (Japan), Locas por el Cambio (Mexico). The fourth quarter marked Prime Video’s strongest viewership for live sports globally. In the U.S., Prime Video’s exclusive coverage of the San Francisco 49ers vs. Arizona Cardinals game on December 26 drew an estimated 11.2 million total viewers and delivered the highest digital average-minute-audience ever for an NFL regular season game. In the UK, the number of customers tuning into live Premier League football grew for the second season as millions watched 22 live and exclusive matches on...

Abbie Shenken and Azaan Sarwar, both 17, spearheaded the campaign by getting friends involved with fundraising. GLASGOW teenagers have helped to raise more than £35,000 for free breakfast in a campaign inspired by footballer Marcus Rashford. The teens took part in fundraising led by the Sarwar Foundation and Magic Breakfast and the incredible amount raised will be used to help feed and support 12 schools in the Glasgow, as well as in other deprived areas in Scotland. The total amount of £35,000 raised by the teenagers was matched by food charity Magic Breakfast bringing the total to �...