The School Streets initiative, which sees timed road closures during peak school hours, has been recommended for expansion across part of Kent.

Nearly 3,000 fines have been issued since a grace period ended on a controversial scheme banning motorists from entering roads near schools.

An academy is set to continue its work in transforming what was one of the worst schools in the country with a new SEND facility.

A new school is set to open in a crumbling manor house over a year after the last tenants moved out.

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.

Three single-sex grammar schools will now start accepting both boys and girls after the government approved the change.

The building of a huge £80million education campus, with both a primary and a secondary school, has taken a step closer to completion.

Plans to scale back a scheme giving disabled children support to attend out-of-school clubs have been approved.

Kent’s deepening special educational needs crisis and the rocketing cost to the taxpayer is today laid bare.

Students are set to see their student loans increase after the cap for university tuition fees was confirmed - but maintenance loans will rise too.

The former landlord of a once-popular pub has joined the fight to stop it being turned into a study centre for private school pupils.

A university professor has been banned from bringing his emotional support dog to work because bosses say it poses a health and safety risk.

Campaigners are lobbying for a new secondary school as their children face “intolerable” daily journeys to class.

A main route through a village has been shut to allow for road upgrades as part of a scheme to double the number of places at a primary school.

Kent’s most popular secondary schools are denying places to as many as four out of five children listing them as their first choice.

Can children cope without a smartphone until age 14 or 16? Thousands of Kent parents think so and they’re on a mission to change things.

A petition with more than 6,000 signatures has been submitted to the county council after protests against funding cuts at children's centres.

A scheme giving disabled children support to attend out-of-school clubs could be scaled back as demand puts too much pressure on council coffers.

Children at one primary school say they “can’t wait” to use their new reading space a year after the site was badly flooded.

A former primary school pupil has come full circle as he returns as a teacher nearly two decades years later and makes a remarkable discovery.