Sponsorship for school breakfast clubs Sponsorship for school breakfast clubs
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Request 692933933
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Following on from FOI number above.
Only Grainville School has secured continued sponsorship for breakfast being provided.
How much does it cost Haute Vallee and Le Rocquier? Provide figures separately for each school for an academic year and the last 3 years.
What government policy exists around providing free breakfast for children in school?
Why should the taxpayer pay for this?
What initiatives exist to educate parents to parent? Feeding a child breakfast, lunch and dinner is a parent not a state requirement
Why are government funding this?
Response
Haute Vallee
A sponsor covered the breakfast costs for 2022 and 2023 and up to July 2024.
The cost of the breakfast club was paid for from the school budget for the rest of 2024 which totalled £1,039.16.
Le Rocquier
The cost of the breakfast club was paid for from the school budget. The total expenditure for Breakfast Club in 2024 was £6430.23.
There was no breakfast club in operation during 2022 and 2023.
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