Low decile schools coping with hunger - Key - Latest Education News

| Latest Education News | Monday September 10 2012 5:23

The Prime Minister thinks low decile schools are coping just fine with ensuring kids don't go hungry.

Labour wants free lunches to be made available in all decile one to three schools.

The move is part of its new education platform.

John Key says many schools already provide fruit or breakfast to kids in need and not every school wants to provide lunch.

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