School Breakfast Program
Case Study

People often ask us what makes the School Breakfast Program so special.

We can talk about pallets of food, forklifts and trucks, but the most exciting and heart-warming stories come from you, our member schools.

We’re seeking stories from our schools about how your Breakfast Club works, the positive impact it has and its special place in your school community.

School Breakfast Program case studies are published in the Morning Toast to inspire other Breakfast Clubs with tips or tricks.

They are also a critical part of grant applications and reports, helping Foodbank to secure the future of the School Breakfast Program.

How to submit a case study

The questions below outline the sort of information that makes a great case study.

We will work your information into a case study format, which may include editing to fit space and word count requirements. The school will have the opportunity to review the proposed final version before publication.

Provide photos

To bring the stories to life, we’re asking schools to provide 2-3 high-resolution images. We realise that the school may already have photo consent on file, however this often doesn’t include use by third parties. Therefore, Foodbank WA image release forms must be completed for all individuals appearing in photos (in the case of students, parent/guardian consent is required). To make the process easier, we recommend that consent be obtained prior to photos being taken.

Submission declaration

By submitting this form, the school grants Foodbank WA the right to use this information to develop a School Breakfast Program case study. The case study may appear in print or electronic publications including newsletters, social media, grant applications/reports or other promotional activities.

Any questions? Please contact the School Breakfast Program team on (08) 9258 9277 or email schoolbreakfastprogram@foodbankwa.org.au