Together we make a difference

The entire Kent community can be a part of KM Group’s campaign to make 2019 a Year of Reading. The aim is to help foster a love of reading and spark ideas for you, your friends, club, school or place of work.

To find out more about the campaign’s highlights and the variety of ways you can get involved, please complete the enquiry form below.

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Reading scheme breaks all records

Children using an innovative reading scheme have set a new record for the amount of minutes recorded. A roadshow to announce that more than five million minutes of reading have been recorded has visited nine town centres across Kent. Volunteers from Specsavers met shoppers in...

Posted On 13 May 2017

, By buster

How does technology boost pupils’ reading?

A tech company has joined the drive to encourage schools to enter the Kent Literacy Awards. The technology division at KM Facilities Management is keen to see examples of how software and hardware is used in the classroom to boost literacy skills. The awards celebrate the most...

Posted On 12 Apr 2017

, By buster

Bookbinders literacy scheme for vulnerable groups launched this week

A reading initiative aimed at assisting people working with vulnerable adults or teenagers got underway this week Bookbinders is a scheme designed to support groups with poor literacy skills that are outside of mainstream education. Initially designed to support former homeless...

Posted On 06 Feb 2017

, By Julie Smith