TRINITY High School in Redditch has been awarded £1,000 by cereal company Kellogg’s to enhance its breakfast club.
Trinity was one of many schools throughout the UK selected to receive the breakfast boost.
Breakfast clubs help with everything from attendance and attainment to alleviating hunger and providing pre-school care.
According to Kellogg’s most recent report, 68 per cent of teachers believe pupils would struggle to concentrate in class without their breakfast club.
Headteacher Adrian Ward said: “We are so grateful to receive this generous donation. These resources will help us to provide our breakfast club service for our children and their families, thanks to the support from Kellogg’s.”
Kate Prince from Kellogg’s, said: “We believe all children should have the opportunity to start the day with breakfast, but equipment and resources can be just as important to clubs as the food itself.
“We’re proud to be able to support so many schools across the UK with this essential funding.”
Kellogg’s has supported breakfast clubs since 1998 and currently has around 3,000 schools signed up to its network, offering them a range of resources and provisions to help them operate sustainable and effective breakfast clubs.
Schools across the UK can apply for funding for their club as part of the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Programme.
