New school breakfast earns praise, first-day gripes
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- About 17,000 nursery and primary public-school students received breakfast as a national programme launched across Barbados.
- Education Transformation Minister Chad ... said the programme earned both praise and complaints on its first day.
About 17,000 students in Barbados’s nursery and primary public-school system received breakfast as a national programme launched across the island.
The programme drew praise as well as complaints on its first day, according to Education Transformation Minister Chad ...
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