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Parents in the Canterbury district have taken part in a survey to assess their views on reading. The 550 parents who took part in the survey all have children at schools that have only just started using the KM Charity Team’s flagship reading scheme, Buster’s Book...

The KM Charity Team will trade under the name School Inspirational Services outside of its Kent heartland. While its KM-look logo has been a key element to the charity’s success story within the county, outside of Kent a brand that sums up the innovative educational...

The Chairman and Chief Executive of the KM Charity Team have been awarded the status of Aldermen of Canterbury City Council. At a meeting of the full council on 19 January, 2017, Martin Vye, current Chairman of the educational charity, and Simon Dolby, the charity’s founder...

Terry Waite’s agreement to become an Honorary Patron of the KM Charity Team gives the charity the perfect start to 2017. The former special envoy of the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie, traveled to Lebanon in the 1980’s to try and secure the release of four...

The number of schools involved with the KM Charity Team’s literacy initiative, Buster’s Book Club, will double this academic year. Last year 35 schools used the scheme and this has now doubled to 70 which means more than 20,000 children and families will be using the...

Hornby will double its support of KM Charity Team events for 2017. The Kent-based toy maker is to again provide the star prize for raffles at KM Big Charity Quiz events staged in Ashford, Canterbury, Maidstone, Medway and the county final. New for next year will be raffles held...