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The fourth emergency service: How teachers became the last line of defence

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Lead Magazine
62 per cent of teachers have heard children talking about skipping meals. Pic: Unsplash Schools are becoming the UK’s “fourth emergency service” – providing food, warmth and crisis support to children as poverty deepens. A study of more than 100 teachers across the UK – shared exclusively with The Lead – found educators are providing warm spaces, food, clothing, hygiene items, emotional support and crisis navigation, with limited resources and often using their own time and money.
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No coats, no breakfast - the realities of child poverty in schools

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Lead Magazine
“Hearing those stories, it’s really quite harrowing,” says Peter Smith, director of policy and advocacy at National Energy Action [NEA]. He’s referring to the findings of his charity’s latest study into child poverty. The results – shared exclusively with The Lead – are stark. Children come to school with no coats, they are hungry, unwell, unclean.
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The Lead in Conversation: The dehumanising reality of police stop-and-search

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Lead Magazine
This month’s podcast episode – exclusive to paid subscribers of The Lead – is an in-depth conversation between broadcaster Jaydee Dyer and filmmaker Lanre Malaolu, hosted by our senior editor Natalie Morris. The Lead is proud to host the official premier of Malaolu’s new short documentary film Where … Listen to this episode with a 7-day free trial Subscribe to The Lead to listen to this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.
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