Schools and Supporters
Sighthill Primary School supported by Sykes Global Services Ltd.
Quote from Sighthill Primary School Head Teacher – Eileen Littlewood:
"At Sighthill primary we are very excited to be involved in the partnership with Hearts, AEGON and Sykes and are really grateful for the support for our community. We all are aware that starting the day with a good breakfast affects how we and our brains work. For children it also promotes their sense of well-being and so, instead of sitting in a classroom feeling hungry and stressed, they will be able to feel comfortable and safe. It is a great opportunity for us to make a difference. Thank you."
Pirnihall and St. David's RC Primary Schools supported by KPMG
Photo Credit - Peter Sandground
Quote from KPMG:
"KPMG Scotland is delighted to sponsor an initiative that will make such a huge difference to children's lives. We are proud to be part of a scheme that serves the twin purpose of improving the health and well-being of primary school kids, while at the same time allows them to develop their social skills. We hope that all the benefits associated with the programme will help create new opportunities for the children through education, and if this can be achieved it would be very rewarding for KPMG.
The Breakfast Club initiative is undoubtedly a worthy cause, and we hope it can be a great success. Helping the community is part of our corporate values, and this is an excellent example of the firm's enthusiasm for contributing and trying to give something back locally."
Quote from St. David's RC Primary School Head Teacher Rosemary McMillan:
"You can't expect a car to function without fuel. In a similar way, a child will learn better and achieve more if they are fuelled by a wholesome breakfast."
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