Publications

POLICY REPORT

Making the Case for School Breakfasts: Improved Educational and Health Outomes for Children Read more

Annual Report and Accounts 2017-18

We are pleased to publish our Annual Report and Accounts for 2017-18 Read more

Annual Report and Accounts 2016-17

Magic Breakfast Report and Accounts 2016-17 Read more

Annual Report and Accounts 2015-16

Magic Breakfast Annual Report and Accounts 2015-16 Read more

Latest

BTS – we purple you!

Some of you might be wondering what on earth that headline means! But for the millions of BTS fans it makes perfect sense.

Children ask local MP to back breakfasts

Magic Breakfast was delighted to meet Mike Amesbury MP when he visited one of the schools we support in his constituency, Murdishaw West Community Primary School.

Danyl sings for his breakfast!

People's Postcode Lottery Ambassador, Danyl Johnson, enjoyed an all-singing, all-dancing breakfast at Gifford Primary School.

Seasonal Eats: Winter

Annah Herbert-Graham, Magic Breakfast's Nutrition Advisor encourages us to 'Eat the Rainbow' in Winter

Apply for Magic Breakfast provision

If you have identified pupils at your school who would benefit from a nutritious breakfast, please read about our eligibility criteria, then we look forward to receiving your application

What we do

Magic Breakfast provides nutritious breakfasts to children as fuel for learning and expert support to schools

Magic Breakfast's head office is in London (this office space is kindly lent to us by Pearson), but our School Partners are located all over England and Scotland so they can be close to the schools they work with.

What can a school expect from us?

Magic Breakfast not only provides food aid to schools, but has an expert team to help identify and reach every hungry pupil, offer nutrition advice and training, give parents nutrition and food hygiene training, and advise on post-breakfast activities such as book clubs and exercise sessions.

Why we are needed

As many as 1.8 million school age children are at risk of hunger in the UK

What does a magic breakfast look like?

We provide schools with low sugar, low salt, low fat, nutritious breakfast food for children. A "magic" breakfast consists of porridge, cereal, specially made protein rich bagels and fresh fruit juice.

National School Breakfast Programme

We are delighted to announce a new partnership with Family Action to deliver the Department for Education's National School Breakfast Programme

How Magic Breakfast began

Magic Breakfast was founded by Carmel McConnell, MBE, in 2003, but she started buying and delivering breakfasts to five schools in the London borough of Hackney three years previously after hearing from headteachers there that many of their pupils couldn't concentrate until they had had their lunch as they were too hungry.

Impact of Magic Breakfast

Teachers at our partner schools report that pupils who have eaten a nutritious "magic" breakfast have improved concentration, energy, alertness, punctuality, behaviour, social skills, health and educational attainment.

Ordering your food deliveries

Schools in partnership with Magic Breakfast get food delivered regularly, straight to the door