A 10-year-old girl with complex needs has finally restarted school after a year-long wait for a special educational needs place.

Pupils at a secondary school have opened a time capsule from the 1970s.

A school which was forced to become an academy following a poor Ofsted rating is to be renamed this spring.

A new study estimates nearly a quart of of adults in the Medway Towns lack literacy or numeracy skills which are necessary for everyday life.

Residents are concerned over the possibility a 600-bed student complex could be built on the site of a nearby demolished school.

A school has been forced to close six times in three months because its new government-funded air source heat pump system keeps failing.

A once “outstanding” school with more than 1,000 pupils on the roll has been downgraded and told it must improve.

Access to counselling and a cut to weekly workloads are among the proposals being put forward to tackle the number of staff quitting the classroom.

A troubled young offenders institution where violence is rife and ‘demoralised’ prison staff are leaving in their droves is under the spotlight again.

Plans to open a new school for children with special needs have been given the green light.

The parents of a baby who died after a choking incident at nursery are hoping to provide every school in the county with life-saving equipment.

Plans to create a new satellite school for pupils with special educational needs on an island with a shortage of places have been welcomed.

A nursery manager says her staff will not be changing anything about the way they operate – despite receiving their worst-ever Ofsted rating.

A community hub and library will remain closed for another week due to problems with the heating.

The head of a troubled secondary has stepped down as two schools rated ‘inadequate’ by Ofsted merge under one head teacher.

A borough council’s plans to introduce parking charges to a town seem to have upset almost everyone.

A nursery has been forced to close suddenly, the parent company citing its “financial position” as the reason.

Councillors have approved plans to redevelop a listed building into a creative hub for a university.

Fears have been raised that parking outside a primary school will become more dangerous if charges are introduced on nearby streets.

Union calls for Ofsted school inspections to be suspended have been dismissed as “rubbish” by an education expert.