The head teacher of a special needs school has voiced concerns over housing developments disrupting pupils’ learning.

Our columnist fears we’re now all so comfortable with school closures since the pandemic that there’s no urgency to resolve disputes with teachers.

An abandoned 19th century boarding school which permanently closed in 2020 could be transformed into a sixth-form centre under new plans.

A woman has returned to her former primary as head of school more than 30 years since she was a pupil.

A Kent college group has achieved a “UK first” by being awarded top marks by Ofsted under new guidelines.

A clergyman has reported a series of Facebook comments to the police after a nursery’s closure was met with anger.

A secondary school teacher who had a sexual relationship with a pupil has been banned from the profession indefinitely.

Student midwives in Kent have been dealt a “devastating” blow after a regulator axed their course following concerns over quality and safety.

Nesting seagulls have been blamed for some of the damage forcing the closure of a Grade II-listed library which will cost millions to repair.

Ofsted inspectors have told a failing school it is making steady progress, but remains inadequate and needing major improvements.

Teachers are on strike today as the row over pay and working conditions with the government continues.

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.