The cereal company will provide nutritious meals to more than 48,000 pupils across 480 schools five days a week, it has announced.
During lockdown, Kellogg’s supplied Magic Breakfast with 200,000 boxes of cereal to support the children of key workers and vulnerable children still at school.
Boxes were also provided as part of food packs distributed to the doorsteps of families facing food poverty.
The company has also pledged £500,000 to schools in the most disadvantaged areas of the UK to provide breakfast for a further 42,000 children.
The partnership comes amid concerns over rising levels of poverty across the UK due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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