Program Stories
A collection of wonderful stories that highlight the positive impact the School Breakfast Clubs Program has on schools and their communities!
The School Breakfast Clubs Program isn’t just about providing meals at school – it also supports students at home.
What began as a simple idea, has gently grown into something much bigger at Buninyong Primary School.
Brunswick East Primary School’s Breakfast Club is a remarkable example of what happens when students are trusted to lead.
Monbulk Primary School’s Breakfast Club success lies in its student-led model, where year five and six students genuinely take ownership.
The School Breakfast Clubs Program emergency lunches play a vital role as a connector to wellbeing.
Brookside P-9 College’s breakfast club program is about more than food, it’s a holistic approach.
See how the Charles La Trobe college breakfast club epitomises the power of community connections.
See the impact the volunteers are making!
Providing a Breakfast Club for more than 2000 students requires a creative solution!
Kilmore Primary School serves around 50 students breakfast four mornings a week. Richie and Mez run a tight ship, learn all about it here.
The LaTrobe Valley Flexible Learning Option School relies on flexibility to create a successful School Breakfast Clubs Program!
Horsham Primary School’s Breakfast Club Program successfully works hard to be an important part of the local community. Find out how here!
With three School Breakfast Clubs each morning, and hundreds of Home Food Packs being distributed, Manor Lakes is achieving a lot.
Students helping run Grovedale Secondary College’s School Breakfast Club learn life skills and grow their confidence.
Surfside Primary School helps ensure students have a nutritious breakfast to start the day by running their School Breakfast Club.
Dandenong West Primary School provides brekky to help set their students up well for heading into the classroom and learning.
A School Breakfast Club that goes above and beyond to help families in Moe.
Glengala Primary School offers Breakfast Club to ensure students can start the day with full tummies.
Benalla P-12 College values its volunteers who help ensure students have something to eat to begin the day.
With the number of activities on offer for students at Breakfast Club, grabbing a nutritious breakfast is just another bonus.
Great outcomes can be achieved when programs and services work together.
Breakfast Club supports and connects the wider community at Sunbury Heights Primary School.
Northern Bay P-12 College highlights the social benefits Breakfast Club provides to students each morning.
Eagle Point Primary School values the way Breakfast Clubs includes and supports all students.
At Clyde Creek Primary School, a few simple ingredients helped create something far greater than a meal.
Magpie Primary School’s cooking classes proved that learning life skills can be just as nourishing as the meals themselves.
Flexibility and community were the recipe for Cooking Classes success at Broadmeadows Special Development School.
Cooking Classes at Deer Park West P.S. were a way to bond and build skills that will last beyond the program.
At Heidelberg Primary School, Cooking Classes once again showed how food can bring people together.
Healthy eating, practical kitchen skills and connection were on the menu at Fountain Gate Secondary College.
Cooking Classes brought families together and created lasting connections.
The students at Euroa Primary School loved learning to cook new recipes, share their creations and hone their new skills at home.
Discover how the cooking classes at St Albans North Primary School created cross generational connections.
Cooking Classes offered more than just cooking tips & recipes; they provided a safe and welcoming environment to the Noble Park ELS community.
Cooking Classes in central Ballarat make a huge difference to local families.
The Cooking Classes bring the community together to learn life long skills.
Often students don’t cook at home or like to try new foods. The Cooking Classes teach basic cooking skills for life and enjoyment.
The Cooking Class program runs for four weeks, bringing families and students together to learn about cooking with new ingredients as a family.
The School Breakfast Club Cooking Classes bring families together to cook healthy, delicious and affordable meals.