Walderslade Primary celebrated Walk to School Week by throwing a relaunch party for the school’s popular walking buses. Streetwise pupils currently benefit from four walking bus routes – named Squirrel, Badger, Hedgehog, and Owl – with around 30 children using them on...

Families from across the county plus special guests kicked off national Walk to School Week by setting a new record on Saturday (May 18). Altogether 330 children, parents and carers marched through Canterbury high street as part of the free mini-festival Buster’s Big Bash,...

  Children at a Bexley primary were celebrating after winning a green-travel challenge. Class 5 Birch at Crook Log Primary School recorded the most impressive monthly figures for schools taking part in Inspire Schools’ Green Footsteps scheme. Green Footsteps encourages families...

   Families are invited to register now for a day of space-hopper racing, go-karting and goodies galore next month. Family fun day Buster’s Big Bash returns to Canterbury’s Dane John Gardens on Saturday, May 18. The annual event, which is entirely free, celebrates the KM Charity...

I’d have to say I never used to be much of a gardener: I always thought it was a bit too much like hard work. And while the results are great – a nice lawn for playing football on, for example – I always thought it was best if I left that work to an expert. Like Phil. Phil is mad...

A story-loving dog and a stray Oompa Loompa helped deliver victory for a Sheppey primary in a World Book Day (WBD) challenge. The KM Charity Team invited all schools taking part in its literacy...

  Children from a Kent primary got to walk in the shoes of the Victorian explorer who founded Thanet’s Powell-Cotton Museum after winning a county-wide green-travel challenge. Pevensey class...