Breakfast Clubs Face Their First National Cereal Emergency
The planned breakfast club expansion promises £80 million and half a million pupils, while school staff face the real work of making toast happen.
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The planned breakfast club expansion promises £80 million and half a million pupils, while school staff face the real work of making toast happen.
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