A teacher investigated by police for potentially grooming a young student could teach again after a misconduct panel decided not to ban him.

An art school is expanding into a former town centre Primark which has been empty for more than a decade.

Pictures show the aftermath of a "horrifying" arson attack which decimated a primary school's grounds as a fundraising campaign is launched.

It’s exam results time and our columnist is getting irritated by the multi-millionaire celebrities lining up to tell students grades don’t matter.

Staff have been left “absolutely devastated” after Ofsted rated their small village nursery ‘inadequate’ over safeguarding concerns.

Pupils across Kent are celebrating their A-level results, including twins who managed to gain the exact same grades.

A reptile lover who runs regular meet ups and events across the county has hit back at concerns raised by a protection agency over animal welfare.

A mum who set up Kent's first dyslexic school after watching her daughter struggle in a mainstream setting is now opening her second facility.

Children’s Minister Janet Daby has released the county’s largest council from an improvement notice for special educational needs services.

A grammar school is selling “surplus” land for £350,000 with permission to build a home to help fund a new sports centre.

A once “outstanding” primary school now “requires improvement” following an Ofsted inspection.

The number of racist incidents reported at schools across Kent has been revealed.

Plans have been approved to replace several “dilapidated” college buildings and convert a historic mansion house into almost 100 new homes.

A council is set to consider plans to set up a children’s home for youngsters with complex needs using government cash.

Kent County Council is on the right course as it improves its services for children with special educational needs - but admits there’s more to do.

Plans to build a special needs secondary school have been blocked and sent to the secretary of state over the loss of playing fields.

Parents who should be excited to start the school holidays face an anxious wait to find out where their children will be going to school in September.

A special needs school has maintained its top Ofsted grading for ten years, following a recent inspection.

A head teacher says her school of more than 400 pupils will not reopen until September after a bomb was found in the roof.

A Kent council has handed out thousands of fines for unauthorised pupil absences in the past three years, it’s been revealed.