A Kent attraction has announced it is closing its doors for good after 35 years in a city centre.
A free app, which can suggest things to do indoors depending on a family's number of children and their ages, has been launched.
Pupils will be able to access daily English and maths lessons through their televisions under plans announced by the BBC.
Childline says its experiencing a surge in demand from youngsters worried about the coronavirus outbreak. It has some advice for families here:
Joe Wicks is encouraging fancy dress to end this week's online PE classes.
A heart-warming story about the world catching a cold is helping youngsters understand social distancing ahead of the Easter holidays. Watch it here.
An illustrator has put pen to paper to help families pass the time during lockdown.
Click here to download and colour this fantastic doodle thanking NHS workers, which can then be displayed in your window or parked car at home.
We can't visit Forestry England's woodlands currently but managers are offering free themed activity sheets to keep children busy at home.
As home schooling rolls into a second week, Our Kent Family are finding there is one noticeable addition to life at home.
A primary school pupil has found a collection of Roman artefacts during her first week of lessons from home.
A Kent dance company has launched online dance classes for all ages to try at home for free.
Nic chats to My Kent Family editor Lauren on the challenges of home schooling during the lockdown.
Did your child's picture feature in one of our My Mum supplements? Here's how to purchase a permanent copy of their artwork.
Does your child have a birthday soon? Our Kent Family share what they've learnt about celebrating a birthday in the current climate.
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Halfway through their first week and Our Kent Family took a virtual school trip.
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A Kent attraction has announced it is closing its doors for good after 35 years in a city centre.
Pupils will be able to access daily English and maths lessons through their televisions under plans announced by the BBC.
A free app, which can suggest things to do indoors depending on a family's number of children and their ages, has been launched.
