Breakfast clubs The National School Breakfast Programme is funded by the DfE and supports schools in England to provide children with a healthy breakfast at the start of the school day. To be eligible, your school must have 40% or more children in income deprivation affecting children index (IDACI) bands A-F. Magic Breakfast works with schools to offer healthy breakfasts to pupils in the UK. You'll need to submit an expression of interest form – if your school meets the eligibility criteria, Magic Breakfast will get in touch when it has sufficient funding. The breakfast club programme run by The Greggs Foundation is open to all primary schools in the UK (there's a waiting list for new clubs, but no application deadline). The programme prioritises schools where at least 40% of pupils are eligible for free school meals (FSM). The Kellogg's Breakfast Club Grants Programme offers grants of £1,000 for school breakfast clubs. Priority is given to schools with high numbers of disadvantaged pupils or in disadvantaged
Funds and freebies: monthly highlights
Find a selection of the grants available to schools across a range of areas, and details of freebies your school can access. Also learn about cost-of-living support available for your school and community.
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on 30 October 2024- Cost-of-living support
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