jmh:
I work for an organisation (Computers in Homes) on a contract basis that provides subsidised broadband ($40pm for 100GB pm for one year) for needy families. There are other things on offer too. It's run through schools. We're finding that many need more because they have teenage children who are using it a lot. It's essential that kids have broadband at home, and many families can't afford it, so there is a real need for this service, but 30GB pm is nowhere near enough for a household that has multiple children, teens and perhaps lots of guests too. Remember the housing crisis? Some of these homes have high occupancy rates.
Good to see Spark doing this - I guess after a trial they may have to up the service to meet the needs of families.
But the issue is kids education not Netflix x 5