Downloadable speaker presentations are now available.

Interested in starting your own breakfast club? Looking for ideas on what food to serve and what activities to run? Follow the links to find a wealth of information provided by Kellogg’s and ContinYou on the practicalities of setting up and running a breakfast club.

Dr. Greta Defeyter is an Enterprise Fellow at Northumbria University. Greta is interested in the impact of breakfast club attendance on children's social behaviours, cognitive performance and educational outcomes. She is also interested in children’s understanding of portion size. Follow the link to find out about Greta's work.

Pamela Graham is a PhD student at Northumbria University. Pamela’s research focuses on the influence of school breakfast club attendance on children’s behaviour and social relationships. Follow the link to find out about Pamela’s work and how your breakfast club can get involved.

Greta and Pamela are both members of the Cognition and Communication Research Centre (CoCo) at Northumbria University. Follow the link to find out more about CoCo’s work.

Children from Front Street Primary School interviewed many people involved in breakfast clubs including parents, teachers, industry representatives and researchers to find out their thoughts on breakfast clubs. Follow the Radiowaves link to see the Front Street reports.

Show your support for school and community breakfast clubs by joining our Facebook page. Here you can share your ideas, ask for advice and view photographs from the School and Community Breakfast Clubs Conference.

If you wish to continue any School and Community Breakfast Club Conference discussions with your colleagues or share your expertise in running sustainable breakfast clubs, you may want to join the Learning Exchange, a networking site for people involved in developing and managing extended services. Once a member, you’ll be able to join and contribute to the online forum: Breakfast clubs in an age of austerity.