The KM Charity Team aims to raise the bar with a high-altitude fundraising challenge later this year.

While most children may feel as if the summer holidays have only just begun, there are now just a few short weeks until the new school year begins.

Fans of adrenaline experiences can sign up for a mercury-raising charity challenge taking place next month.

A primary school pupil with a passion for numbers and a talent for writing enjoyed a day in charge of one of Kent’s leading visitor attractions.

KM Charity Team CEO Simon Dolby says he is leaving the charity he founded in 2000 to take on a post at a Kent construction company in the county.

School's out and now's the perfect chance for parents to spend time with their children road-testing recipes for kids’ kitchen contest Young Cooks.

The members of an adult literacy group were treated to a special afternoon tea as a reward for their passion for shared reading.

A Kent teacher-supply agency is stepping up to the challenge of promoting literacy skills in the county’s schools.

The KM Charity Team is urging individuals with educational and voluntary sector experience to submit applications to be its next chief executive.

The winner of the KM Charity Team’s Superheroes Art Contest has been announced.

Grocer Macknade is joining forces with Inspire Schools to provide a day of free foodie fun to help find the region’s best young kitchen talent.

The KM Charity Team has expressed its thanks to one of its business partners as the family-run company celebrates its 50th year of trading.

The deadline for submitting nominations for the Kent Volunteering Awards has been brought forward by nine days.

After two decades at the head of one of Kent’s most influential charities, Simon Dolby is to stand down as its Chief Executive.

Good causes could benefit from a year’s worth of free PR if they nominate themselves to become KM Charities of the Year.

County councillors are funding a campaign to empower primary school pupils to take a leading role in driving up literacy standards in Kent.

Four Kent schools have earned awards for encouraging children to improve their literacy skills with the reading-reward scheme Buster’s Book Club.

The judges for the inaugural Kent Volunteering Awards are urging people not to be put off from nominating potential winners by eligibility fears.

Children taking part in schools literacy scheme Buster’s Book Club achieved a staggering 10 million of home-reading minutes this academic year.

Last week's Kent Literacy Awards 2019 revealed the county’s best school initiatives helping pupils to develop key skills and fulfil their potential.