Youngsters with a passion for books won a magical visit to Santa after taking the top spot in a home reading competition.

A Kent recycling firm has renewed its commitment to the KM Charity Team’s Walk to School work.

The winners of art and literacy competition the Perfect Packed Lunch Awards were announced on Tuesday.

A Tonbridge school has rewarded eco-minded youngsters choosing to hop on board its new walking bus.

Eighteen youngsters took on the MasterChef-style final of Young Cooks with an eight year-old clinching the title – and setting a new record.

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An Ashford primary school has stepped up a gear with its eco-friendly activity by joining an award-winning green travel initiative.

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Older readers in Folkestone proved that Bookbinders was their cup of tea when their reading group won a countywide challenge.

Youngsters will have an extra bounce in their step thanks to next week’s double challenge in anticipation of World Book Day 2019.

The owner of an IT recycling firm said supporting the Green School Awards was his way of giving back to the schools that had supported his business.

Editors at the KM Group have picked the causes they will champion throughout 2019.

Schools taking the lead in addressing green issues are being urged to share their best practice in an environmental awards scheme.

Malling Rotary Club is the latest organisation to consider sponsoring a local school to take up the reading reward scheme Buster’s Book Club.

Children from across Kent were rewarded with prizes last week after winning competitions for reading and walking to school.

Thanet youngsters were treated to a panto star storytime after being crowned the county’s reading class of the year.

A recycling firm hopes the Green School Awards will help inspire children to become the future custodians of the planet’s environment.

Maidstone Riverside Rotary club will be working with the KM Charity Team on an exciting new creative challenge next summer.

Pupils in Margate will get the reading bug thanks to their local Rotary Club supporting an initiative that rewards youngsters for hitting the books.

It’s the last chance to submit nominations for the inaugural Thanet Community Awards.