These awards were introduced in 1994 to raise the profile of people aged 11-18 or who are special needs aged up to 25 in the community who really try.

On 26 January two short films made by aspiring filmmakers selected to take part in the BFI Film Academy, will be screened at the Folkestone Quarterhouse.

The hunt is on for Kent’s top teachers including those guiding the next generation of mathematicians, historians and captains of industry.

GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre is looking for the next generation of female code-breaking champions.

The Leney Travelling Awards are available for students who are thinking of taking a gap year and are undertaking a humanitarian project overseas.

The 2018 KS4 Making Figures Speak For Themselves (MFSFT) and Secondary School Summary Sheets are now available.

2 Trixter X Dream Bikes are for sale.

Discuss alcohol and peer pressure this Alcohol Awareness Week.

The November 2018 edition of the Kent Enterprise Adviser Network newsletter is now available.

A free educational resource to help prepare young people with learning disabilities for adult life.