Three Hackney primary schools are launching breakfast clubs as part of a government pilot program aimed at improving children's nutrition and wellbeing. The schools, Thomas Fairchild, Grasmere, and Nightingale, will provide state-funded breakfast for 30 minutes before school until July. This initiative follows Labour's pledge to deliver free breakfast clubs nationwide, funded by ending tax loopholes. The Department for Education highlights potential savings for parents while emphasizing the social benefits for children, with many families eager for this early morning opportunity to enhance their kids' school day experience.
The breakfast clubs aim to provide free meals to primary school children, enabling them to start their day with a nutritious meal through a new pilot program.
The initiative is part of Labour's commitment to offer free breakfast clubs in all primary schools in England, funded by reforms targeting tax evasion.
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