A village nursery has taken the heartbreaking decision to close due to issues with costs and the government’s free childcare rollout.

Tributes have been paid to the county’s former education chief, Leyland Ridings, who has died aged 85.

A mum fears her family could lose their house if she has to quit work to home-school her son who has no place at secondary school due to KCC delays.

A village primary school is to expand so it can take more pupils from September next year to cope with an increase in demand.

A large Kent secondary is locked in a battle with Ofsted over an inspection that has seen its rating downgraded.

The Department for Education has confirmed a “preferred” candidate has been picked to replace a failing academy trust.

A new arts school which will offer qualifications to university level is set to open its doors to a new batch of students.

A school with more than 950 children has had its Ofsted rating dropped after inspectors raised concerns about its management.

A nursery has been shut down unexpectedly by Ofsted officials amid fears children ‘may be at risk of harm’.

Parents have been protesting against a proposed 5G mast outside two secondary schools.

A council is set to stop price increases on student travel in a measure costing £2.5 million.

Pupils told Ofsted inspectors their school is “amazing” before it was given an ‘Outstanding’ rating by the education watchdog.

University students in the county have been given zero marks after being found to have used AI bots such as ChatGPT to cheat in their assessments.

A dig at the site of a new academy has unearthed artefacts thought to be 300,000 years old.

A primary school formerly rated ‘good’ has recieved a glowing report from Ofsted inspectors.

With two teaching strikes looming and 40,000 resignations in 2022, our columnist feels it’s about time the government said what it is willing to pay.

A primary school previously criticised for poor results and dwindling pupil numbers is celebrating after a glowing Ofsted report.

As many lose their “outstanding” Ofsted ratings, one nursery has managed to buck the trend in keeping its high score.

Parents have been angered after being told by one secondary school students are no longer able to wear facial jewellery in a ‘sudden’ clampdown.

A parent is campaigning for a pelican crossing at her son’s school after he was almost knocked down outside the gates.