Welsh Government confirms £15m investment in free school meals for secondary pupils
The £15 million plan removes the Universal Credit income cap and will add kitchen and dining upgrades as the rollout begins in September.
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The new Welsh Government has committed to expanding free school meals for secondary school learners in households receiving Universal Credit by removing the income threshold. At present, secondary school learners can only get free school meals, excluding benefits, if their family receives Universal Credit and the household income is below £7,400.
More Welsh secondary school pupils to get free school meals under £15m plan
The Welsh Government has announced £15m to start enabling more secondary pupils to receive free school meals. The new Welsh Government has committed to expand free school meals to secondary school pupils in households receiving Universal Credit by removing the income limit. Currently, secondary school learners can only receive free school meals if their family receives Universal Credit and their household earnings are less than £7,400, not incl…
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