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Why Shouldn't The More Wealthy Parents Pay For Their Own Children's School Lunch?
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the free school meals have been a godsend for us - my daughter has them at the moment. As she is at school all day and cant come home for lunch because i am not there, it's very re-assuring to know that she's getting offered a hot meal. And of course, the peer pressure means that she at least tries new things. It also takes some pressure off me to provide a packed lunch. If school meals are to be withdrawn for infants it would be a shame from a personal POV. However, i expect i willjust pay for them as you suggested. i'm not sure how many parents would do the same though
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Hope this helps at all, these are the one's not termed as wealthy.
Children whose parents receive Family Income Support.
The children of parents receiving Income Based Job-Seekers Allowance ///
/// Any student whose parents receive Child Tax Credit but do not recieve Working Tax Credit and whose annual family income is less than £16,190 as assessed by HM Revenue & Customs (2016 - these values are changed annually). ///
/// Those children who are supported by Part VI of the Immigration & Asylum Act 1999 ///
/// Children who are being cared for by guardians who receive Pension Credit (under the ‘Guarantee Credit Element’). ///
Hope this helps at all, these are the one's not termed as wealthy.
Children whose parents receive Family Income Support.
The children of parents receiving Income Based Job-Seekers Allowance ///
/// Any student whose parents receive Child Tax Credit but do not recieve Working Tax Credit and whose annual family income is less than £16,190 as assessed by HM Revenue & Customs (2016 - these values are changed annually). ///
/// Those children who are supported by Part VI of the Immigration & Asylum Act 1999 ///
/// Children who are being cared for by guardians who receive Pension Credit (under the ‘Guarantee Credit Element’). ///
//If a person cannot afford to feed their own children, they should not bring them into the world. //
What happens if the parent goes through a break up and finds it difficulty to get a job?
Such sweeping statements should be thought out loud before committing and writing down as it only looks bad for the author!!
What happens if the parent goes through a break up and finds it difficulty to get a job?
Such sweeping statements should be thought out loud before committing and writing down as it only looks bad for the author!!
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