Supporting the most disadvantaged children in Blackpool
With nutritious meals and activities as part of the holiday activities and food programme (HAF).
Total contributed to HAF so far:
Making a positive impact in the local community
Programme aims
Funded by the government, the aim of the programme is to make free places available to children receiving benefits - related free school meals for the equivalent of at least four hours a day, four days a week and for six weeks a year during the Easter, Christmas and summer holidays.
To support the overwhelming need in the town, Blackpool Council are looking to expand this programme to 9 weeks a year (October, February and May ½ terms) and require support to fund these remaining school holidays.
Programme aims
Funded by the government, the aim of the programme is to make free places available to children receiving benefits - related free school meals for the equivalent of at least four hours a day, four days a week and for six weeks a year during the Easter, Christmas and summer holidays.
To support the overwhelming need in the town, Blackpool Council are looking to expand this programme to 9 weeks a year (October, February and May ½ terms) and require support to fund these remaining school holidays.
Every temp teacher we place in your school, supports a child
Holden Knight Education’s commitment to being an ethical provider of staffing solutions makes this a cause we are extremely passionate about. So, for every day one of our temporary teaching staff are supporting your school, £5 is invested to help a vulnerable child in Blackpool. We firmly believe that as a collective, we can work together with our partners to help contribute to this much needed programme.
Every temp teacher we place in your school, supports a child
Holden Knight Education’s commitment to being an ethical provider of staffing solutions makes this a cause we are extremely passionate about. So, for every day one of our temporary teaching staff are supporting your school, £5 is invested to help a vulnerable child in Blackpool. We firmly believe that as a collective, we can work together with our partners to help contribute to this much needed programme.