The 19-year-old has become a fans' favourite at Aggborough after scoring four goals in 15 appearances.
The National League side have also tied the midfield pair of Ousmane Fane and Elton Ngwatala to new deals.
The French duo, both 22, are contracted until the end of the 2016-17 season.
All three players have helped the Harriers hit their best run of form of the campaign, with the club winning three successive games in February to lift themselves off the bottom of the National League table. Before this month, Kidderminster had won just two of their previous 28 league fixtures.
With 15 matches remaining, the Harriers are seven points from safety.
Chief executive and majority shareholder Colin Gordon has been back in caretaker charge since Dave Hockaday left the club last month.

Harry John Neville Vane, the 11th Baron Barnard, died at Raby Castle near Staindrop on Sunday. He was 92.
In a short statement, his family said he died peacefully surrounded by loved ones.
Lord Barnard, who succeeded his father in 1964, held numerous titles in County Durham. He is survived by five children.
The Raby estate covers large parts of Teesdale including numerous farms and houses which can be recognised by their whitewashed walls.
Raby Castle staff tweeted: "So much thanks for the messages of condolence we've received. Lord Barnard will be sadly missed."
The Vane family have held the Barnard title since 1698.
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An 18-year-old man was left with a serious neck injury after the attack in a Glasgow bar in May.
The man is described as white, tall, with short brown hair and a protruding nose.
At the time he was wearing blue jeans, a white shirt and a khaki green bomber style jacket.
Det Con Nikki McPherson said: "This was a brutal attack that left a man with serious injuries and requiring urgent medical treatment."
She added: "It is important that we trace whoever is responsible as soon as possible.
"I would ask anyone who recognises the man in the CCTV image to contact police as he may be able to assist with our inquiries."
The victim was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after the attack at The Argosy bar in Paisley Road West, Cardonald. He has since been discharged
The attack took place during a party at about 23:00 on 13 May.
Det Con McPherson said: "We would also like to hear from anyone who witnessed this incident and is yet to come forward and speak to police, so please do get in touch."

Up to 1,000 people dressed in Harris Tweed jackets set off from Clerkenwell to take part in the annual London Tweed Run.
The event, which took in the major landmarks, is described as a "bicycle ride with a bit of style".
Cyclists stopped for tea in Tavistock Square and lunch in Kensington Gardens.
Crowds took photos as the well-dressed riders, some on vintage bikes including penny-farthings, toured the capital's streets at a fairly leisurely pace.
The riders, who also finished in Clerkenwell, were warned that "proper attire" was expected but bowler hats were a "spot more aerodynamic than top hats".
"We take to the streets in our well-pressed best, and cycle through the city's iconic landmarks," a spokeswoman said.
"Along the way, we stop for a tea break and a picnic stop, and we usually end with a bit of a jolly knees-up."

The ringed bird, known as KL, produced three chicks in the nest at Bassenthwaite near Keswick last year. Two were killed by magpies.
She has been joined this year by an unringed male.
The Lake District Osprey Project team said they were "delighted", as the birds do not always return to the same nest sites.
Project manager Nathan Fox said they were "hopeful for another successful nesting season".
The birds have been seen mating since they arrived, having spent the winter in west Africa.
Ospreys returned to the Lake District in 2001, after an absence of more than 150 years.
They have nested successfully every year, raising nearly 30 chicks.
The birds can been seen from specially-created viewpoints and visitors can watch live nest-cam images on screens at Whinlatter visitor centre.
Relegation-threatened Kidderminster Harriers have extended the youth loan of midfielder Ben Whitfield from Premier League side Bournemouth until the end of the season.
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Lord Barnard has died at his County Durham castle, his family has confirmed.
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Police have issued a CCTV image of a man they wish to trace over an assault with a weapon in a pub.
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Hundreds of cyclists swapped lycra for flat caps, trilbies, berets and their sartorial best during a 12-mile ride.
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A female osprey has returned to a Lake District nest for the fifth year running.