County council bosses want developers behind a planned 4,000-home ‘garden city’ to pump £51 million into new schools.

A Year 6 pupil who was airlifted to a London hospital after falling suddenly ill at school is awake and in a stable condition

Emergency services have descended on a primary school following a medical incident involving a child.

Young children are showing few signs their learning is recoving after the pandemic, says one of the biggest reports into the impact of Covid 19.

There are calls for an external probe into the county council's handling of a fiasco which left special needs pupils without transport.

A Year 10 boy has had his artwork picked out by the Prince of Wales for a commemorative Royal Mail stamp.

A group of rugby players are to cycle more than 2,000 miles to raise funds as part of a Six Nations challenge.

Amended plans for student accommodation for private school pupils have been approved.

Dream big was the message to pupils when a polar explorer shared some of the challenges she came up against while achieving a new record.

A worried mum says she could be thousands of pounds out of pocket after a taxi firm ended its contract to transport special needs children.

After the horrors of Covid lockdowns, teachers are letting pupils run wild in a forest school.

A nine-year-old has been given a special role after starting a campaign against bad parking by parents at her school.

A school has brought in a recycling scheme which is helping raise funds which goes towards supporting pupils' mental health and wellbeing.

If you're a teenager heading to university this year, the Student Loans Company has shared some advice as applications for funding open.

An independent inquiry is likely to be held into major delays in sourcing transport to take special needs children to and from school in Kent.

A bus company has threatened to pull a school service after repeated damage was caused.

A 13-year-old boy with complex needs has been rejected by almost 30 schools.

Secondary schools have come together to work with a youth service to educate pupils on reporting hate crimes.

Pupils at one primary school have been learning about different foods at a workshop with a fruit pot supplier.

The number of children who have been offered a place at their preferred secondary school in September has increased by almost 2,000 compared to 2021.