Thirty teams battled it out for top honours and top prizes at the Ashford heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz on Friday.

Tired trekkers can tuck into a tasty treat at the KM Charity Walk this Sunday – fruit sold by a Kentish grower to help a children’s cancer charity.

Pupils won the chance to get up close and personal with birds of prey after taking the top spot in a walk to school challenge.

Maidstone Borough Council is taking the lead with an exciting new school science initiative focusing on the quality of the local environment.

A Bright Spark Awards project has put Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar pupils on the map as up and coming scientists - and entry deadline is Friday.

Charlotte Fife had a starring role at the Tonbridge Food Festival and is set for further glory - what better reason to enter Young Cooks this year?

Youngsters from Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar have submitted an ambitious project for the Bright Spark Awards - which close for entries on Friday.

Quiz fans have just days left to secure their table and swot up for the Ashford heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz.

More than 500 runners took on the KM Colour Run raising £25,000 for 60 good causes in the county.

Medway Council is leading an exciting schools science project designed to raise awareness of the impact of traffic on air quality and public health.

A trio of student scientists will provide the fizz at the Bright Spark Awards - and the contest is still open to entries from schools until June 15.

Every participant will enjoy a free bag of healthy goodies at the KM Charity Walk this month - and there's still time to book your place.

Two pupils have done their primary school proud by being the first in their district to earn the title of Literacy Stars.

Five hundred participants are expected to be caught red handed or possibly in the pink for the family-friendly KM Colour Run this Sunday.

An environmentally-conscious schoolboy was guest of honour for Kent Cricket Club’s victory over Somerset in the Royal London One-Day Cup.

Two groups of students from Simon Langton Grammar have come up with potentially life-saving projects for science contest the Bright Spark Awards.

A Hornby haul is up for grabs at the KM Big Charity Quiz which steams into Ashford International Hotel this month – and there is still time to book.

Pupils have been given an extra incentive to use green travel and spend more time reading – free tickets for swimming at their local leisure centre.

Youngsters still have time to submit their science projects - from school or any after-school club - for a prize in the Bright Spark Awards.

A primary school was treated to a story time session with Kent author Anthony Cooper after coming top in a reading challenge.