Kent Youth County Council (KYCC) elections are fast approaching, and schools and youth organisations across Kent have a unique opportunity to play a vital role in supporting youth democracy.

A showcase celebrating the amazing abilities of young people across Kent!

From the i-THRIVE and Partcipation team.

As summer fades and children return to school, asthma flare-ups become more common - a trend often called the “September Spike.”

Kent Adult Education (KAE) offers a diverse range of free Family Learning courses designed to support the skills, health and wellbeing of families across Kent.

These are now offered through Teams and are bookable on the KSCMP website.

Domestic abuse impacts every part of the school community - children, young people, parents and carers, and staff.

The Prevent Education Officer Newsletter for September 2025.

Chums offer free specialist bereavement support to children and young people from 3½ up until their 26th birthday in Kent and Medway where their most recent bereavement has occurred no less than six months ago.

Researchers from UCL, Durham and Newcastle Universities are asking for expressions of interest from primary schools to support a study to improve our understanding of the health and wellbeing of reception and year six pupils.