The government has announced the first 750 schools to provide free daily breakfast clubs as part of a pilot scheme ahead of a planned England-wide roll-out.

A number of Doncaster schools are among the first 750 announced by the Government as part of a huge nationwide roll-out of free breakfast clubs across the country.

Leeds and Wakefield are leading the way with free breakfast clubs for children as 'early adopters' of a new government scheme.

Eleven schools in Kent are to become early adopters of the government's free school breakfast clubs from April. Schools in Ashford, Margate and Sevenoaks are among those chosen to pilot the new scheme, which is expected to run until June before being expanded.

Families and children in Kettering and Desborough will soon benefit from free, daily breakfast clubs after the government confirmed the first 750 schools to offer the scheme.

Breakfast clubs can have a transformative impact on the lives of children, so every child begins the day ready to learn.'

A total of 15 schools across East and West Sussex are to become early adopters of the government's free school breakfast clubs. Schools in Seaford, Eastbourne and East Grinstead are among those chosen to pilot the new scheme, which is expected to run from April until June before being expanded.