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Otford Easter Egg Hunt
Sevenoaks Easter Holiday Activities
Muddy Stilettos' Easter Holidays Guide
Lifestyle website Muddy Stilettos are delighted to share their family guide for the Easter holidays:
Bricks 4 Kidz
Easter LEGO® Holiday Camps – Book Now!
Keep kids engaged this Easter with creative LEGO® building in Sevenoaks, Kings Hill and Tunbridge Wells.
No screens, just awesome fun with friends and learning through play.
Trinity Term sessions
Bricks4kidz's summer term sessions are now open for booking. For St Michael's children who already take part, please remember to rebook as places are not automatically carried over.
You can filter by location but be sure to check out their Easter Camps timetable too. They have many options across their venues in Kings Hill, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells.
Bricks4kidz are excited to share their most popular sessions as well as new themes such as Spring Fun Fair, Mario and Minecraft camps. Additionally, there is the new option to book an AM, PM or all day camp with them for additional flexibility.
Annie the Musical
The MEPA Academy invite you to attend their annual musical, Annie.
View the trailer here and book your tickets here.
Sevenoaks Vine Cricket Club
Kent Fostering
Kent Fostering and Supported Homes are looking for new carers and hosts to join their outstanding fostering community to help care for some of Kent’s most vulnerable children and young people.
As part of their team, carers and hosts receive excellent support, high-quality training and the opportunity to make a lasting, positive difference in a child’s life.
To learn more, visit their website: https://www.kentfostering.co.uk/
Additionally, to speak to one of their advisors, call 03000 420 002 or fill in their online enquiry form here.
Otford Solar System Model
Otford Society is proud to re-launch its Solar System Model. Initially launched in 2001 by local resident David Thomas as a millennium project, the model was unveiled as a way to help people visualise the vastness of space. Now, in 2025, after years of wear and tear, the beloved landmark has been given a modern revival, thanks to a coordinated community effort led by The Otford Society. Otford’s model is one of the largest in the World.
The 25th anniversary relaunch brought the model into the modern age. Each planet pillar now includes a QR code linking to child-friendly videos full of fascinating facts and stunning NASA footage. Navigation is easier than ever with the addition of what3words coordinates, helping visitors follow the route across the village with precision. Brand new guided walks from Otford Station and the Recreation Ground car park can also be found on the Otford Society’s website.
To plan your visit to the Otford Solar System model, please visit: otfordsociety.org.uk/solarsystem