Children taking part in Inspire Schools’ green-travel scheme Active Wow achieved a stunning 640,000 car-free journeys this academic year.

Children were the kings and queens of the castle at an event celebrating their passion for reading and green travel.

Dare you go barefoot for your favourite good cause in a fiery fundraising challenge taking place this autumn?

Primary schoolchildren are being treated to a feast of wildlife-themed entertainment after winning a regional reading challenge.

A Snodland primary is the latest school to catch the green-travel bug.

Schools from across Kent and London gathered for the awards ceremony of school-science competition the Bright Spark Awards last week (Friday, July 5).

A survey of schools taking part in reading-reward scheme Buster’s Book Club has revealed some impressive results.

One of the biggest businesses operating in Kent has expressed its delight at being involved with the inaugural Kent Volunteering Awards.

Forty-five fearless fundraisers turned out for the KM Charity Team’s summer abseil on Sunday, raising £12,000 for good causes across the county.

Pupils have submitted an ambitious project for school-science competition the Bright Spark Awards.

Pupils at a Medway primary have been recognised for their engagement with environmental issues.

Schools taking part in a survey about green-travel scheme Active Wow say pupils are walking to school more as a result of the initiative.

Humanitarian and author Terry Waite CBE has thrown his weight behind a scheme to celebrate the hard work of Kent’s army of volunteers.

The winners of a school-choir competition have been announced.

The KM Charity Walk raised an impressive £10,000 for nine good causes on Sunday (June 23).

The margin between the top teams could not have been tighter at south Kent's KM Big Charity Quiz on Friday night.

A retired paramedic is looking forward to raising money for Kent’s precious air ambulance by taking part in a fun challenge event on Sunday.

Kent’s only charity abseil of the summer takes place next weekend, and you can still book a place – even if you’d like to do it just for fun.

With just days left until the KM Charity Walk, families and lovers of the great outdoors can still book tickets for the popular midsummer event.

Terry Waited treated pupils to a special story-time session as a reward for their performance with reading reward scheme Buster’s Book Club.