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The amount of Cheshire schools which participate in free period products scheme

The amount of Cheshire schools which participate in free period products scheme
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Half of Bolton s schools not signed up to period poverty scheme

Only around half of Bolton s schools are taking advantage of a Government scheme to provide free period products. The Red Box Project, which campaigned for the scheme to be introduced, said all schools should be taking part to support the one in 10 young people experiencing period poverty. Department for Education data shows that only 52 per cent of the 131 state-funded schools in Bolton ordered free period products for their pupils last year. Schools can order the products online and they are delivered to them free of charge. Products available include period pads and tampons, and environmentally friendly alternatives such as period cups and reusable pads.

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Only around half of Bucks schools participate in free period products scheme

Only around half of Buckinghamshire s schools are taking advantage of a Government scheme to provide free period products, figures reveal. The Red Box Project, which campaigned for the scheme to be introduced, said all schools should be taking part to support the one in 10 young people experiencing period poverty. Department for Education data shows that only 58 per cent of the 193 state-funded schools in Buckinghamshire ordered free period products for their pupils between the start of the scheme in January 2020 and the end of last year. Schools can order the products online and they are delivered to them free of charge.

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Only half of Essex s schools provide free period product

By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex Only 53 per cent of the 513 state-funded schools in Essex ordered free period products for their pupils. Photo: Radar Only around half of Essex s schools are taking advantage of a Government scheme to provide free period products, figures reveal. The Red Box Project, which campaigned for the scheme to be introduced, said all schools should be taking part to support the one in 10 young people experiencing period poverty. Department for Education data shows that only 53 per cent of the 513 state-funded schools in Essex ordered free period products for their pupils between the start of the scheme in January 2020 and the end of last year.

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Only two in five schools participate in free period products scheme in St Helens

Only two in five schools participate in free period products scheme in St Helens
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St helensUnited kingdomClegg bamberDepartment for educationA department for educationRed box projectஸ்டம்ப் ஹெலன்ஸ்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்கிளெக் பாம்பேர்துறை க்கு கல்விதுறை க்கு கல்விசிவப்பு பெட்டி ப்ராஜெக்ட்