Angela made an early morning visit to Hurst Knoll St James Primary School to see how their Magic Breakfast Club (a national scheme) is coming along.

She discussed the uptake, the changes they’ve seen in the children who attend and the benefits to the school as well as chatting to the children about what they thought of the Club.

The Magic Breakfast Club scheme ensures that no child in their partner schools is too hungry to learn by providing healthy breakfast food and expert support to help identify and reach those pupils at risk of hunger.

Angela said: “A hungry child cannot concentrate so could miss out on half a day of lessons every school day if not given anything nutritious to eat first thing.

“Hurst Knoll St James is the first school in my constituency to set up a Magic Breakfast Club, I hope many other schools take this up.”