The crisis surrounding concrete used in school buildings has highlighted another issue within our education system, according to our political editor.

A gym is expected to open next year in a town centre, alongside a restaurant, nursery and beauty clinic.

Proposals to make three single-sex grammar schools mixed have been ‘postponed’ by the Department for Education.

Seven Kent schools have been revealed to be affected by the crisis sparked by the discovery of potentially unsafe concrete.

A councillor whose ‘inappropriate’ remarks sparked a national backlash from parents of SEN children is leaving politics over the scandal.

A school which teaches 210 children has been praised by Ofsted after its latest inspection.

A nursery has been handed an “inadequate” rating by Ofsted after inspectors raised concerns about safety checks and lack of supervision.

As 100+ schools have been told to shut buildings amid fears over “collapsing concrete”, we look at how the crisis was sparked in Kent five years ago.

Schools have been warned they must shut buildings made with a type of concrete that is prone to collapse unless safety measures are in place.

A school has defended its decision to throw away hundreds of books after a “horrified” dog walker spotted them dumped in a skip.

Work can finally begin on a sprawling 935-bed student halls complex – after plans were given full approval.

Young people are being offered a three-year apprenticeship to train as an HGV motor mechanic.

Two maths-loving brothers have passed their A-level and GCSE maths papers aged just 14 and 10.

A 16-year-old has achieved a clean sweep of grade 9s in her GCSEs after fleeing war in Ukraine.

A charity will run a bus tour highlighting historic figures and events for Black History Month.

Follow our live blog for the latest reaction as pupils in Kent receive their exam results today.

From apprenticeships to exam resits what are the options for students once they’ve collected their GCSE results?

Two new schools, with spaces for 370 youngsters, have been given the go-ahead, with the search now on for trusts to run them.

Pressure is mounting on councillors to abandon a “ludicrous” proposal to shutter children’s centres and colocate services to family hubs.

Student midwives could face another two years of studying after their course was axed with only 10 weeks left.