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Free school milk scheme could end after 50 years

Free school milk scheme could end after 50 years
BBC Education Sunday 08 November 2026, 21:51 UTC 1 min read
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Free school milk has been provided to children in Wales since the 1970s, but that could now change.

Free school milk has been provided to children in Wales since the 1970s, but that could now change.
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