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TEAMAC JOINS THE BREAKFAST CLUB


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club to a local schoo next two years. The established in 1999


est Greggs shop and a grant to support start-up and ongoing costs. support start-up and ongoing costs. As of June 7, each child at St Anthony’s Primary School in Hull now has the option to enjoy a nutritious breakfast and play games before school. This ensures all of the en have a good breakfast befor o


school children get a nutritious start to their school day. Every school isy. to their school da .y Every school is provided with fresh bread from the nearest Greggs shop and a grant to


club to a local school in Hull for the next two years. The programme was established in 1999 to help primary school children get a nutritious start


C The Gr ovided with fresh


they start the school day them to concentra improved health and


socialising and maki eggs Foun


V Te ndation to


vide a br ol in Hull for the programme was to help primary


hbread from the


Asof June 7, each child at St Anthony’s Primary School in Hull now has the option to enjoy a nutritious breakfast and play games before school. This ensures all of the children have a good breakfast before they start the school day, enablingy,, enabling them to concentrate better, have improved health and nutrition while socialising and making new friends. The Greggs Foundation receives


AST C ec ugh an initial start up CLUB Te


early stages e


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fiv


Althoug Teh evious


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oo-Var parent, Teal & Mackrill (Teamac)Teamac) has recently joined up with the Greggs foundation to provide a breakfast


oo-Va &Mackrill (Te


has recently joined up with the Gr foun ov


funding from a range of partners, often private sector companies and uses the money to support br clubs throu


funding from a range of partners, often private sector companies and uses the money to support breakfast clubs through an initial start up grant for equipment such as chest eezers to stor e food items or toys and activitiies for the club.


grant for equipment such as chest freezers to store food items or toys and activities for the club.


This approach has been very well This appr oach has been very well


received by breakfast club schools; many have worked in partnership wiith Greggs for over 15 years.


ceived by breakfast club schoo many have worked in partnership with Greggs for over 15 years. Te


Va V ols;


Teamac has supplied the Coo-Var brand of paints and coatings since 1968. Brand manager Danielle Dutton


brand of paints and coatings since 1968. Brand manager Danielle Dutton said: “this funding is the beginningisaid: “this funding is the beginning of a blossoming relationship with the sch


penny goes directly to support som of the most disadvantaged children in Great Britain.”reat Britain.” A


of the programm ch completed on


me, w ea


of a blossoming relationship with the school and Teal & Mackrill, as we e able to regularly visit and assiign volunteers to help out where neede


hool and Teal & Mackrill, as w are able to regularly visit and assign volunteers to help out where needed. With this scheme we know that everyWiith this scheme we know that every penny goes directly to support some of the most disadvantaged children


we ed. me


Although Teamac is in theTeamac is in t early stages of the programme, previous research completed on these Breakfast Club programmes has shown that they make a huge f


ate better, hr,,have d nutrition while ng new friends. ndation receives


e a y..


ve were involved in the initial sta


nin the


these Breakfast Club programmes has shown that they make a huge difference, allowing children who sometimes miss meals to have a nutritious balanced start to their day Te


TEAMAC JOINS THE BRE


up of the breakfast club e able t


all employees ar l


schools wher ee school mea


eceive fr


ence, allowing children who metimes miss meals to have nutritious balanced start to their day Of the 75 employees at Teamac, five were involved in the initial start


eamac, art


of support,” continuedMs Dutton. “The financial support from Teamac provides for, on average,r,, o 50 disadvantaged primary school children per day in the Hull ar


e likely to be in the gr “The


financial supp port fr Te ovides for on average,


50 disadvantaged primary school children per day in the Hull area”.


school and help out as a volunteer and engage with the children. “The programme


e over 40% of childr


up of the breakfast club. Ongoing, all employees are able to visit the school and help out as a volunteer and engage with the children.


als as these eatest need


b. Ongoing, to visit the


“The programme prioritises schools where over 40% of children receive free school meals as these are likely to be in the greatest need of support,” continued Ms Dutton. The


prioritises


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