A headteacher who died nearly two years ago from cancer is having her legacy carried on with a sporting celebration set up by her son.

Many children with special needs are set to face life in mainstream schools after the county council accepted a huge government bailout.

With many GCSE and A level pupils sitting their first ever formal exams the government has set out the allowances being made for Covid-19 disruption.

GCSE and A level pupils may not see subject staff due to strikes, warns the NEU, despite efforts to get those facing exams into school.

A warning has been issued to parents after an alleged attempted kidnapping at a park.

More than 60 children in one part of Kent have missed out on a place in a grammar school despite passing the 11-plus.

A man caused £200,000 of damage to the roof of a village school – just to get lead worth less than £300.

A nursery with children that are “safe, happy and thrive” has been upgraded after an Ofsted inspection.

College students have transformed three empty shops in a town’s street with unique artwork.

A head teacher is pleading for help to transform an old Arriva double decker bus into a well-being centre for its pupils.

A nursery has been slated after inspectors found babies were being changed on “dirty” mats and sleeping in shared bedding “not washed regularly”.

An education expert and former grammar school head has slammed a failing school trust over the uncertainty of its future.

An “exciting” action plan setting out how a new nuclear power station will be secured have been revealed as talks take place with manufacturers.

An off-duty nurse saved the life of a grandad whose heart stopped for 10 minutes while he was on the school run.

The number of childcare providers to close at the end of last year has been revealed by Ofsted.

Visits to a care farm are helping children suffering from anxiety following Covid lockdowns.

Planning permission has been granted for a new nursery to be built outside a primary school.

The government has issued KCC with an Improvement Order after four years of failing SEND provision.

Rising costs have forced a Kent University to close the doors to its Belgian campus.

A charity which provides 'invaluable' support to children with disabilities has been told it can no longer run its free sessions from a school.