Heritage Open Day 

Saturday 20th September 

St Barnabas School hold a Heritage Open Day every year and this year it is on the 20th September between 10am - 3pm. This year they have a team of people coming from Scotney Castle who will be running some new free family workshops based on the work they do, gilding, painting, weaving, mending ceramics, etc, there is also the opportunity for adults and children to bring along their treasure to learn how to clean and look after it, this includes plastic toys. This is open to all families across Tunbridge Wells and beyond. If you think you might be interested and have any questions, you can call Dave Podrick on 07966190428.

Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous mental health and wellbeing service commissioned for all young people aged 10 - 25 years old in Kent & Medway. Available without referral or waiting lists until 10pm each night, 365 days per year, it provides a much needed out of hours service for advice and help.

Open over the summer holidays, visit Kooth for more information. 

Children's Centres

Please click here for Tunbridge Wells Children Centre, showing you everything going on at the Children's Centre and within the District along with lots of useful information for you and your family. 

Kent Adult Education

Kent Adult Education have a range of FREE on-line 'Family Learning Courses', please see the document below.   Families can enrol directly using this link: https://www.kentadulteducation.co.uk/course-areas/family-courses/

Citizen Advice

We would like to advise you of a scheme that is operating by Citizen Advice and is supporting people in Kent who are struggling financially or need support to manage the rising cost of living through its new Money Advice Hub. The service is completely free and confidential. People can access the service online by visiting www.kentmoneyadvicehub.com (with video call and webchat functions) or by calling the freephone number on 0800 808 5622 by phone from Monday – Friday between 8am – 8pm. It can also be accessed using one of five kiosks installed in community spaces in Gravesham, Cliftonville, Ramsgate, Aylesham and Ashford.