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A PARENT in Poole in receipt of free school meals has criticised Talbot Primary School after waiting two weeks to receive an ‘underwhelming…

Ormsgill Primary School and Magic Breakfast have been praised for providing schoolchildren with their first meal of the day by a Barrow councillor. For five years, the charity and primary school have teamed up to provide pupils with food like cereal, bagels and fruit juice before starting class. Prior to the closure of schools, Dawn Hubbold, assistant headteacher at Ormsgill Primary School, highlighted that between 60 to 70 pupils would attend the breakfast club every day. Furthermore, Mrs Hubbold continued by underlining the improvement they’ve noticed in the pupils. She said: �...

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By Ian Quinn2021-01-12T15:39:00+00:00 The document urges ministers to “stick to their promise” of establishing a new £100m Healthy Food Innovation Fund A new report has called on the government to use hundreds of millions of pounds of “unaccounted” sugar levy money to help fund healthy eating programmes for children at risk from food poverty in the pandemic. A document from Sustain and the Children’s Food Campaign, called Refreshing Investment in Children’s Health, urges ministers to “stick to their promise” of establishing a new £100m Healthy Food Innovation Fund, to sup...

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