Housing association Golding Homes is taking part in the KM Assault Course Challenge in aid of the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance.

Families can book now for a free mini-festival of fun on Saturday, May 12 including space hopper racing, go-karting and much more.

Locks of Sandwich Cycles are the team behind the route and signage for the KM Big Bike Ride - and they will provide bike maintenance on the day.

The #BeABookLover campaign is offering prizes in return for Twitter or Facebook posts sharing favourite bedtime stories for children.

Businesspeople in Kent are invited to demonstrate their drive at a charity golf day raising funds for children in the county.

The second heat of the search for Kent’s biggest brainboxes takes place in Canterbury next month – with a host of prizes up for grabs.

A wonderfully wild day helping to care for creatures at a Kent wildlife park is in store for the winner of a writing competition for children.

Anyone who would walk over hot coals to support their favourite good cause has the chance to do just that at Buster’s Charity Firewalk.

Nominate your favourite teacher for fun and games for a Kent Teacher of the Year Award – before this Wednesday’s deadline.

It is time for the county’s youngest chefs - aged six to 19 years - to get creative in the kitchen now the Young Cooks contest is open for entries.

The county’s colleges are supporting the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards and calling for nominations for top further education teachers by Wednesday.

Rotarians in Bexley have agreed to support two local primary schools by funding an innovative reading scheme.

Still time for members of the public and schools to nominate their top primary school teachers in the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards 2018.

As mini Gruffalos, Harry Potters, and hungry caterpillars make their way into school for World Book Day - the best dressed classes could win a prize.

Are you brave enough to step off a nine-storey building to help a cause close to your heart? Book now for the KM Abseil Challenge on Sunday, April 8.

Good causes have the chance to get a piece of the action at the KM Big Charity Quiz on Friday, April 20.

A nine-year-old girl took charge of a major Kent shopping centre for a day after winning a KM Charity Team writing competition.

One judge for the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards is particularly hoping to see lots of nominations for IT teachers and support staff.

Details of eco-friendly activities undertaken by the winners of the Green School Awards have been collated in a best practice booklet for schools.

Schools are still in the running to join a successful green travel project for free – all they need to do is register their interest.