A school described as happy and nurturing has been praised by Ofsted following an inspection.

An autistic boy who is “usually happy-go-lucky” was left shaken after another pupil held a knife to his throat in a primary school canteen.

A nursery manager has won praise from the education watchdog after turning around the fortunes of her pre-school in such a short space of time.

The start date for a controversial new scheme to fine parents who park outside seven schools has been confirmed – but not everyone appears happy.

Some parents face having to fork out £500 to get teens with special educational needs to school following cuts to the service by the county council.

Praise has been heaped on a Kent primary school for being in the country’s top 1% for reading, writing and maths.

Parents are finding out which secondary school their child has been given for September but what can you do if you didn’t get your place of choice?

School children around the county will learn later today which secondary school they will attend in September.

Parents have been accused of underhand tactics to get their child into a good school – here KentOnline reveals the truth about phony applications.

A fee-paying school is investigating after a young boy suffered “several injuries” following an accident “on a staircase”.

Parents face higher fines for taking their children out of school without permission as the government steps up its crackdown on attendance.

A school headteacher and her pupils are calling for improvements to their “dangerous” surroundings they say are an “accident waiting to happen”.

More than 20% of pupils are getting into grammar schools without taking the Kent Test route.

A Kent theatre has been branded “disgraceful” for refusing to offer school discount tickets to students at a performing arts academy.

Proposals to potentially cut a journalism course have been branded “short-sighted” by former students.

Parents will be banned from driving along a road near a primary school and face being fined as it becomes the first of many School Streets.

Students and staff are demonstrating against proposals to slash courses leading to the loss of dozens of jobs across its two campuses.

An overcrowded grammar school has become so cramped pupils are being taught in the dining hall.

A new school plans to help youngsters with special educational needs (SEN) nearby in a bid to stop parents having to travel long distances.

Schools have been told they should ban mobile phones completely but what exactly do the new rules mean for teachers, parents and pupils?