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Schools in England using their own funds to feed hungry pupils

Schools in England using their own funds to feed hungry pupils
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Shocking poll shows the scale of children going hungry at school

Shocking poll shows the scale of children going hungry at school
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Schools forced to use own budget to feed children, says charity

School Food Matters is calling for the government to revise its budget for school food and extend free school meals provisions

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Schools dipping into their own budgets to stop children going hungry

At least one million children living in poverty in England miss out on free school meals due to strict eligibility criteria

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Pupils coming to school so hungry they re falling asleep as headteacher says it s heartbreaking

Teachers report being forced to intervene, with four in 10 (38%) saying their school is offering free dinners to hungry children who don't qualify for free school meals

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