A school will be able to take on dozens of new pupils after plans for a new teaching block were given the green light.

It has emerged that KCC failed to deliver bought-and-paid-for bus passes on time to more than 800 parents.

A primary school PE teacher acted inappropriately around young boys in a series of incidents which left his colleagues shocked and concerned.

The finalists from this year’s Young Cooks Competition showed off their skills with a culinary showcase alongside award-winning chefs.

New school music facilities have officially opened, with the head saying they can be used by the community as state schools suffer underfunding.

A petition launched by grieving parents against the proposed relaxation of nursery staff-to-children ratios will be considered for debate by MPs.

A new report has found there were serious flaws in the way the county council handled the redesign of school transport for special needs students.

A boy who has special educational needs has not been able to attend school for five months after problems accessing free transport.

A mother fears that her son could miss the first year of secondary school as her wait for an autism assessment reaches three years.

A crumbling old school building has been replaced by a £25 million centre than can take more than twice as many pupils.

A school boss has revealed the shocking extra gas and electricity costs he faced following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Business owners across Kent have been reacting to the government's announcement of a cap on energy costs for firms.

A science teacher who winked at students and replied to a pupil's Instagram post with a flame emoji could be banned from the profession.

A primary school has expanded to welcome more pupils than ever before after high demand for places.

An 11-year-old who broke his hip when he fell off newly-installed monkey bars on his first day of school has been diagnosed with a rare condition.

Police are appealing for information following an attack on a teenage boy.

Parents have expressed their shock and sadness that a village nursery which has cared for hundreds of children is to close at the end of the month.

Diggers have been mobilising on site as construction begins on a college's new 250-student expansion.

A school has opened its new education block, housing music practice rooms, a dance studio, and a sixth form café.

Ofsted officials have forced a nursery to close amid safeguarding concerns.