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  • Hand-outs for middle class parents don’t help the poorest children

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    In a tight spending environment, anyone who cares about child poverty should be advocating for policies that have a real impact – not free school meals for wealthy families, says Ben Gadsby The government is marking the post-Easter return to school with a focus on poverty, as they begin rolling out breakfast clubs to every [...]

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  • Free breakfast clubs are an admission the system has failed working parents

    Breakfast clubs are now essential for many working parents, but they don't come free, writes Alys Denby in today's Notebook.

    BURNLEY, ENGLAND - MARCH 22: Labour's Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson talks with children as they attend Cherry Fold Primary School's breakfast club on March 22, 2024 in Burnley, England. Labour's Shadow Education Secretary visited the breakfast program at Burnley's Cherry Fold Primary School and outlined Labour's plans to expand free breakfast initiatives to all schools in the UK. The Breakfast Club at Cherry Fold School is currently financed by the Greggs Foundation which gives schools the funds to provide nutritious food, helping 900 clubs across the UK feed over 62,000 children. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

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