Question: Who are eligible carers for a free school meal extension?

Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19): temporary extension of free school meals eligibility to NRPF groups
section_headers: Who is eligible
Zambrano carers
section_content: A Zambrano carer is the primary carer of a British citizen child or dependent
adult, where requiring the primary carer to leave the UK would force that
British citizen to leave the European Economic Area (EEA).
They must be able to show:

that the carer/parent is not a British citizen
that the child is a British citizen
that the carer is a direct relative or legal guardian of the child
that they have primary responsibility of the child
that there are no other members of the carer’s family in the UK or the EEA who could look after the child

More detailed information on Zambrano carers is available in the Home Office
guidance on derivative rights of
residence.
Zambrano carers are able to work, and as such are subject to a maximum annual
household earnings threshold of £7,400 to be eligible to receive free school
meals.
See confirming household income for further guidance on assessing this.
Suggested evidence
You should ask families to sign a self-declaration form as part of their
application for free school meals. A sample application
form including a self-declaration is available, but you can use an
alternative if you prefer.
At present, Zambrano carers are not required to apply to the Home Office for
confirmation of their status, however many will choose to apply for a
derivative residence card to demonstrate their right to reside and work in the
UK. As this is not a mandatory requirement, not being in receipt of this card
does not necessarily mean that the carer does not hold this status.
*[EEA]: European Economic Area

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
It tells you everything you need to know to become about being a Zambrano carer, but the question didn't specifically mention Zambrano.
While the excerpt discusses carers and if their children are eligible for free lunches, if only discusses one specific type of carer instead of giving a broad description.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19): temporary extension of free school meals eligibility to NRPF groups
section_headers: Who is eligible
Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights
section_content: Article 8 states that everyone has the right to respect for his private and
family life, his home and his correspondence.
Carers with leave to remain under article 8 are able to work, and as such are
subject to a maximum annual household earnings threshold of £7,400 in order
for their child to be eligible to receive free school meals.
See confirming household income for further guidance on assessing this.
Suggested evidence
You should ask families to sign a self-declaration form as part of their
application for free school meals. A sample application
form including a self-declaration is available, but you can use an
alternative if you prefer.
Carers who have leave to remain under article 8 will be able to provide a
letter from the Home Office granting them leave to remain in the UK and/or a
biometric residence card.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Directly addresses carers and gives the amount threshold where their child is eligible for free school meals
It answers the question in the second paragraph. It provides additional advice.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Actions for early years and childcare providers during the coronavirus outbreak
section_headers: Funding
Can parents continue to claim their 30 hours free early education entitlement?
section_content: We are making some temporary changes to the 30 hours free entitlement so that
all eligible parents, including critical workers, are not disadvantaged during
the coronavirus outbreak.
Specifically, parents who will not meet the minimum income threshold (16 hours
per week at National Minimum/Living Wage) due to lower earnings as a direct
result of coronavirus will be treated as meeting that test during the
outbreak. This will apply only to parents who need to apply for, or reconfirm,
their 30 hours place during the outbreak this year.
Subject to parliamentary approval of a temporary amendment to the 30 hours
free childcare regulations, we intend to allow critical workers who exceed the
maximum income threshold (£100k per year), due to increased hours as a direct
result of the coronavirus outbreak, to remain eligible for 30 hours for the
current tax year.
These are temporary changes in response to the coronavirus outbreak which will
be reviewed as the situation develops.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer doesn't mention carers or free school meals.
This answer does discusses carers or free lunches. Only talks about work hours

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