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8 May 2018

5373 GB adults surveyed

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Parents have complained about a school in Shropshire that gives pupils a lunch of bread and butter, fruit and milk or water if they are more than three days behind on payments for school lunches. The school has argued that they have set up the system because their previous policy of writing off money parents owe was unfair to parents who do pay. Do you support or oppose the school's policy?

Conducted 8 May 2018

YouGov surveyed 5373 GB adults

51%
27%
22%
Parents have complained about a school in Shropshire that gives pupils a lunch of bread and butter, fruit and milk or water if they are more than three days behind on payments for school lunches. The school has argued that they have set up the system because their previous policy of writing off money parents owe was unfair to parents who do pay. Do you support or oppose the school's policy?

Conducted 8 May 2018

YouGov surveyed 5373 GB adults

By:
51%
27%
22%

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