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Kerry schools get free fresh food through Tesco programme | RadioKerry.ie

Kerry schools get free fresh food through Tesco programme | RadioKerry.ie
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Multicultural kids more likely to struggle at school

Migrant and refugee children are accessing early-childhood education at lower rates than their peers, putting them at greater risk of development issues.

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Tesco confirms opening date of unit in Frinton Triangle Centre

A supermarket chain has confirmed the opening date of a new store in Frinton amid the installation of signs.

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Tesco confirms opening date of unit in Frinton Triangle Centre | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

A supermarket chain has confirmed the opening date of a new store in Frinton amid the installation of signs.

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Migrant, refugee children missing out on early-ed, jeopardising their future

A new study has found children from migrant and refugee backgrounds are more likely to be developmentally vulnerable when starting school, causing repercussions which could carry into adulthood. Researchers say a collaborative response is needed from government, early-education providers and providers of settlement services.

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