What does TBC stand for?

The Breakfast Club (1985 movie)

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The breakfast clubs were introduced by Mrs Arkley's Labour predecessor, John Harrison, as part of his Fuel 4 Kids scheme.

Free breakfast could soon be off the menus; BUDGET CUTS THREAT TO ...

The breakfast club is funded thanks to the help of Parent and Teachers' Association Friends of Beechwood School.

Bowled over by award

The Breakfast Club awards are run by Kellogg's and learning charity ContinYou.

Tasty award for kids club

The Breakfast Club at Crosland Moor Junior School has been named among the best in the nutrition category of national awards run by Kellogg's to honour healthy schools.

Breakfast club on shortlist

Judges said they were very impressed with the school's commitment to the breakfast club.

Black Country News: Healthy start leads to winning finish; WEDNESBURY

One of the defining movies of the 80''s decade, The Breakfast Club remains an entertaining film which evokes nostalgia among many viewers.

The Breakfast Club Movie Review

The Breakfast Club (15, 1985), 9pm, ITV3 Along with St Elmo's Fire, The Breakfast Club is one of the defining comingof-age movies of the Eighties - released in the same year, both star Emilio Estevez and Ally Sheedy, and St Elmo's could be considered a thematic sequel (as it deals with the troubled 20s, after the troubled teens of Breakfast Club).

FILM CHOICE

Byline: By Lachlan Mackinnon CLASSIC Brat Pack movie The Breakfast Club has been voted the top teen film of all time.

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