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Farming families could benefit from 'Return to School' grant

The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution has launched a ‘return to school’ grant to help farming families cover the cost of school uniforms, P.E. kit and other equipment.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Farming families could benefit from 'Return to School' grant

The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution has launched a return to school grant to help farming families cover the cost of school uniforms, P.E. kit and other equipment. Up to 500 per child is available...

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