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KM Charity Team Logo Inspire Schools Educational Foundation is a registered charity trading as KM Charity Team and Inspire Schools that delivers literacy, road safety and walk to school initiatives to support schools, families and children – as well as supporting the charitable sector by staging collaborative fundraising events which any cause can use to boost their fundraising. Find out more about us here.

Take a look at our message of thanks to teachers, parents and staff, and meet the team during these extraordinary times:

Visiting one of the four sections of this website will let you view news stories and video reports on the events and services the KM Charity Team stages each year. Below are a sample of the latest reports published. Click one of the picture buttons above to visit a section to see the full details. To find out more about the KM Charity Team click the links at the base of this page.

3D Recruit launch Firewalk Buster's Charity Firewalk launched by 3D Recruit

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Dockyard Be the Boss Alexandra takes up post at Boss of Historic Dockyard Chatham

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Walking Bus benefits whole community

A Snodland primary is the latest school to catch the green-travel bug. With the help of the KM Charity Team, Valley Invicta Primary School at Holborough Lakes has officially launched a Walking Bus to make it easier for families to take a more eco-friendly approach to school...

Posted On 09 Jul 2019

, By Ben Skelton

Buster Awards 2019 Annual awards for reading reward scheme Buster's Book Club

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Green School Awards Launched! 19/20 We have officially opened up the Green School Awards for academic year...

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CBeebies star visits walking winners

Pupils at a Bexley primary were treated to a prize story-time session with CBeebies presenter Joanna Adeyinka-Burford after winning a borough-wide green-travel challenge. Class RD at...

Posted On 17 Mar 2020

, By Ben Skelton

KCF promote COY Kent Community Foundation is a champion for KM Charity of the Year

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Joanna story time at Castilion Aquarius Class win green travel challenge

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Literacy Awards celebrate lockdown learning

A children’s charity is calling for schools to share the secrets of their successes in keeping kids learning during lockdown. The best innovations will be showcased in the brand-new Home School Literacy Initiative category of the Kent Literacy Awards 2020. The awards, run by the...

Posted On 28 Sep 2020

, By Liz Nicholls

Have-a-go heroes gear up for Big Bike Ride

Staff and supporters of a Kent disabilities charity have mobilised a team of have-a-go cycling heroes to take part in the KM Big Bike Ride – which in light of COVID-19 has been...

Posted On 16 Mar 2020

, By Ben Skelton

KM Charity of the Year winners announced

Applications have been thoroughly scrutinised and the results are now in as to which lucky charities will be championed by their local KM newspaper in 2020. Nominations came flooding in over...

Posted On 25 Nov 2019

, By Liz Nicholls

Editors set to choose 2020 charity partners

Former KM Group chairman Geraldine Allinson promoting the charity of the year scheme The application process for good causes aspiring to be KM Media Group 2020 charities of the year is now...

Posted On 05 Nov 2019

, By Ben Skelton

Rotarians deliver the news to schools

Rotarians are stepping up their support of a leading educational charity by delivering more than 7,000 newsletters to families in Medway. Strood Rotary Club will help the KM Charity Team and Inspire Schools to deliver its summer term newsletter to 25 schools using the popular...

Posted On 30 Apr 2019

, By buster

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Hay fever

What is it about scarecrows that makes them so great? A couple of weeks ago, me and my mate Ed spent the day doing the KM Charity Walk. It was brilliant. Although, just between you and me, I think Ed preferred the ice cream and barbecue afterwards to the walking bit. But the best...

Posted On 03 Jul 2019

, By Ben Skelton