Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.
The School Streets initiative, which sees timed road closures during peak school hours, has been recommended for expansion across part of Kent.
If your children are preparing their letters to Father Christmas we’ve all the details about where to send them and how to ensure they get a reply.
Kent’s deepening special educational needs crisis and the rocketing cost to the taxpayer is today laid bare.
We bring reception class pictures together from more than 200 schools for the First Class supplements available from Wednesday, November 6.
Residents are fuming over plans to create a traffic-free zone outside a school which would impact their already congested road.
Nearly 30,000 adults and children are waiting to be assessed for autism and ADHD in what critics are calling a “broken” system.
We have thousands of reflector keyrings to give away to help Kent pupils remain visible during the darker days to come.
Close to 900 parents have received multiple fines for term-time holidays - will the new threat of prison or a £2,500 penalty tackle repeat offenders?
The Kent Children’s University has been dropped by the county’s largest authority blaming falling numbers.
A village school which was “left in ruins” after a fire has received the highest grade from Ofsted.
A mum who set up Kent's first dyslexic school after watching her daughter struggle in a mainstream setting is now opening her second facility.
Children’s Minister Janet Daby has released the county’s largest council from an improvement notice for special educational needs services.
A shake-up of special educational needs school placements in Kent has sparked a furious backlash from head teachers.
Parents who should be excited to start the school holidays face an anxious wait to find out where their children will be going to school in September.
Almost 500 children are waiting to hear whether they have set a new world record for a tug of war.
Education plans to send children with special needs to mainstream schools have been branded ‘terrifying and damaging’.
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The parents of a youngster who suffered an allergic reaction at nursery say there are too few adrenaline-inducing devices available in schools.
Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.
A highly sought-after school, which was forced to deny nursery places to children living just metres away, is to expand its popular pre-school.
