Messenger reporter Ben Kennedy has been teaching youngsters all about our amazing new app.

Staff and pupils at an Island primary school are delighted long-awaited revamp work has begun.

Ebbsfleet Academy Year 10 pupil Liam Luxford was removed from lessons because his hair was contrary to school rules.

Castle Community College has found a sponsor to help it soar out of special measures and become the 'school of choice' again.

A Napoleonic fort has been brought into the 21st century with a new interactive app which takes visitors on an audio tour of the site.

Pupils at Sir Roger Manwood’s School have been given words of advice on how to build the perfect 4x4 to enter into a competition.

A blast from the past gave youngsters a treat when the famous Back to the Future DeLorean arrived at an Island primary school.

Two sets of Academy youngsters are celebrating after being recognised for their good efforts.

Children at an Island school were eased back into their first day of lessons after Christmas with a pantomime.

Parents are fuming after 50 children were sent home from school on the first day of term because of “incorrect” uniform.

A Kent academy is facing renewed criticism from school inspectors who say they have serious concerns about a dramatic decline in classroom standards.

The head teacher of a Sandwich school has issued a thank-you to Southeastern for putting on extra trains for pupils.

The Betteshanger Sustainable Park project has been granted £215,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund to support the Kent Mining Heritage Museum.

Donna Smith-Emes and Sarah Aldridge are hoping their dreams of setting up a facility for autistic children will be approved in the new year.

A school for children with profound, severe and complex needs has been given a top rating by Ofsted.

The extinct giants will soon be popping up from the pages of your Medway Messenger in fully animated 3D with a new free app.

Shocked parents have complained after “aggressive” police officers threatened fines, points and even arrests for parking outside a primary school.

The conditional go ahead has been given for a huge edge-of-town scheme which includes 651 new homes, a hotel, museum, B&B and health facility.

Temple Ewell Primary School is ranked joint first in Kent after 100% of its Year 6 pupils achieved at least level 4 in reading, writing and maths

Phoney degree certificates for the University of Kent are being sold off in China for buyers "looking for a good job" in the UK.