The shelves of a primary school’s library are fit to burst after pupils won a green-travel competition. Chartham Primary school won an amazing 400 books in a special green-travel draw run by the KM Charity Team. The primary is an enthusiastic participant in walk-to-school...

   A recruitment firm has announced it will be supporting three important educational initiatives in the year ahead. Three R’s Teacher Recruitment has pledged its support for the KM Charity Team’s initiatives Walk to School, Young Cooks, and the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards....

   A Kent shopping centre has announced it will be supporting three important educational initiatives this academic year. Whitefriars in Canterbury has made a year-long commitment to support the KM Charity Team’s Walk to School Campaign, reading reward scheme Buster’s Book...

  Home reading and green travel challenge winners gathered at Leeds Castle for an event celebrating their achievements. The schools, which had been top performers in challenges for reading reward scheme Buster’s Book Club and green travel initiative Active Wow (Walk on...

We had a fantastic time meeting children at Hempstead Valley shopping centre’s big birthday celebrations. The centre is 40 years old this week and my best friend Phil Gallagher, who you know as Mister Maker, joined KM Charity Team boss Simon Dolby to tell everyone about the...

A Maidstone housing organisation is backing the county’s official school cookery contest to boost youngsters’ confidence and creativity in the kitchen. Golding Vision, part of Golding Homes, is...

Dozens of triumphant schools from Kent, Medway, and Bexley have been honoured for their successes in promoting and delivering home reading and walk to school schemes. Schools making a three-year...

  Anybody who drives, cycles or even walks to work will be familiar with that blissful sense of calm when the roads suddenly empty at the start of the school holidays and the daily commute approaches something like a pleasurable experience. It inevitably prompts the thought: what...