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A roadshow promoting green travel to school was in Kent high streets this week thanks to Specsavers.
Brilliant bakers from east Kent schools are holding their own version of the Great British Bake Off – and it could be expanded across the county.
A firm of accountants is inviting schools to enter the Kent Literacy Awards and share the schemes and projects working wonders in the classroom.
The county’s best teachers and school support staff are preparing to celebrate in style at a glittering awards night next month.
Nineteen teams took on one of the toughest charity challenge events staged in the county to raise thousands of pounds for good causes.
A six year-old became the boss of Wildwood for a day after winning a creative writing competition for primary school children.
Primary school pupils involved in the walk to school campaign have a chance to be named a mascot of Kent Cricket Club and win signed goodies.
A small army of fundraisers beat the drop at the KM Abseil with 75 people taking on the knee-knocking challenge to raise £11,717 for 29 charities.
Arts and crafts hero Mister Maker delighted pupils at Langdon Primary School with a colourful tale after they won a countywide competition.
Chipper children at Riverhead Infants in Sevenoaks have relaunched their walking bus and rediscovered the joys of a brisk stroll to school.
More schoolchildren in Canterbury could benefit from a successful home reading scheme thanks to a talk by its founder.
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Dozens of diligent schoolchildren were rewarded with prizes last week after winning competitions for reading and walking to school.
Brilliant young bookworms from across Kent were feted after smashing reading records through a scheme lauded as “the greatest in the world”.
Big kids at the Big Quiz will be in for a treat thanks to Hornby donating a cornucopia of prizes - and there’s still time to book a team.
An energy firm will be swapping wind power for pedal power next month in support of the KM Big Bike Ride – which is still open for booking.
Shoppers at Waitrose supermarket can support young readers this month – just by dropping a token in a box.
Time is running out to put your name down for Kent’s only charity abseil this year – a chance to do something amazing and help a good cause.
Schools using exciting ways to encourage children to read, write and love the English language could be in line for a Kent Literacy Award.
Bountiful bankers will equal the generosity of competitors at the KM Big Charity Quiz next month - matching all funds raised pound for pound.
Families, friends, hikers, health fanatics, companies and canines are all invited to book now for the 23rd annual KM Charity Walk.
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