Kent's Children's Awards are back and here's how you can nominate a child, family or charity for an award and the chance to win a fantastic prize.

Mascots from the KM Charity Team’s exercise and literacy programmes have been visiting local schools to promote regular walking and reading.

Ground breaking schools recognised at the Green School Awards for their work in recycling, sustainability and energy conservation.

The Be Bright Be Seen campaign aims to help young children in Kent be more visible when cycling in the winter.

A primary school has launched a New Walking bus initiative in a bid to encourage more pupils to walk to school.

The finalists from this year’s Young Cooks Competition showed off their skills with a culinary showcase alongside award-winning chefs.

Kent’s Big Writing Challenge saw pupils from schools across the county win prizes for stories about their heroes.

Cyclists can join the West Kent Big Bike Ride challenge and raise money for their chosen charity this autumn.

The Big STEM Challenge saw finalists from schools across the county proudly presenting their science, technology, engineering and maths projects.

Finalists from across the county competed in this year’s Young Cooks competition to win a VIP cooking experience.

Pupils of a Bexley school were visited by author and adventurer Laura Bingham to celebrate their achievements.

The Kent Teacher of the Year Awards celebrated the hard work of dedicated teaching staff from across the county.

The KM Charity Team’s Big East Kent Bike Ride saw nearly 300 participants cycle up to 10k through the Kent countryside.

The cycling challenge has announced plans to raise funds for the Save the Children Ukraine Appeal.

Young scientists and tech whizzes could win £200 for taking part in this charity challenge.

The Big Bike Ride is back this year for those wanting to hop on their bike to raise money for charity.

Children across the county can show off their skills in the kitchen by entering this year’s Young Cooks competition.

People who volunteer to help others who need support across the county have been recognised for their tireless efforts.

Schools which have put the environment top of the agenda over the last year have been recognised for their efforts in the annual Green School Awards.

More than 70 awards recognising dedication by staff and volunteers in schools across Kent and Medway have been presented in an emotional ceremony.