Who is the cream of the crop for careers advice at your school? Why not reward their efforts with a nomination for a Kent Teacher of the Year Award?

Youngsters who dream of being the next Tim Peake or Brian Cox now have the perfect opportunity to start changing the world - the Bright Spark Awards!

Get on your bike and ride through the beautiful Kent countryside for charity - and you could find yourself on a train to Paris.

Judges of the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards are calling for members of the public to nominate top teachers, volunteers, and teams before March 1.

Are you tough enough to take on Kent’s dirtiest day out in aid of your favourite charity? Of course you are - make a date for Sunday April 15!

An education specialist at KCC is hoping people will vote in the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards to thank teachers who go above and beyond every day.

Calling all children - both under and over 18 - toys, train sets, and big kids’ playthings could be yours if you get lucky at the KM Big Charity Quiz.

A teacher set her on the path to success and now a Kent astrophysicist is urging for people to nominate their top science teachers for an award.

A campaign to get children excited about reading will be launched on Valentine's Day using the slogan #BeABookLover

Stepping out with the KM Charity Team's walk to school scheme 'Active Wow' is giving one primary school's eco-warriors a skip in their step.

Organisations can learn how to make polished, professional videos for their websites and social media with a training course from the KM Charity Team.

Excited eco-heroes from Kent and Medway schools were in the spotlight at the Green School Awards yesterday.

Don't forget you can nominate top teachers in further education for a Kent Teacher of the Year Award - but you've only got until March 1.

Honorary patron of the KM Charity Team, Cheryl Baker “had a ball” on Dancing on Ice – and has adopted her dancing partner Dan Whiston into her family.

A primary school has put the brakes on its traffic tribulations by taking part in a walk to school scheme run by the KM Charity Team.

Judges of the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards say anyone can nominate any standout person – the awards have a category for every role in school.

A charity for disadvantaged children will get a windfall thanks to the KM Big Charity Quiz next month – and there is still time to book a team.

Emotional support is essential for pupils to thrive – so why not thank the most caring person at your school by nominating them for an award?

Stories, rhymes, crafts – and pancakes! – will be found at a fun and free event for children this half term at Macknade Fine Foods in Faversham.

A free training event for east Kent teachers will provide the launch platform for the physics category of the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards 2018.