A Kent attraction has announced it is closing its doors for good after 35 years in a city centre.
A Kent attraction has launched two ways to discovering nature together in their gardens or on their daily walks.
We can't visit Forestry England's woodlands currently but managers are offering free themed activity sheets to keep children busy at home.
From virtual games to video calling and pets behaving badly - how is your family getting through lockdown? We want your pictures for Snapshot Kent.
A free app, which can suggest things to do indoors depending on a family's number of children and their ages, has been launched.
Joe Wicks is encouraging fancy dress to end this week's online PE classes.
Southeastern passengers going to London in half term are being told to check before travelling as engineering work will close a line to the capital.
We have an overnight stay at Port Lympne's luxury glamping site for up to six people to give away. Learn more here.
Before you head to the coast with the family for a summer by the sea, take a look at the Kent beaches given Blue Flag status or a Seaside Award.
From boiling an egg to melting chocolate - how many of these cooking skills can your offspring get to grips with whilst they spend more time at home?
Children across Kent are filling their front windows with rainbow pictures. Here's how to get involved.
If you're wondering about how best to keep the kids occupied, here's 50 suggestions of things you can do with them at home.
From virtual games to video calling and pets behaving badly - how is your family getting through lockdown? We want your pictures for Snapshot Kent.
A free app, which can suggest things to do indoors depending on a family's number of children and their ages, has been launched.
A Kent attraction has launched two ways to discovering nature together in their gardens or on their daily walks.
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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.
