Seven members of staff will be let go from a Kent school amid “extremely challenging financial conditions”.

The future of a much-loved school farm is feared to be in doubt following a temporary closure.

Parents and councillors have slammed a bus company’s “flippant” decision to axe a school bus service mid-way through the academic year.

Parents say a decision to axe funds for activities at a day centre has left them feeling like they are “failing” their children with special needs.

The manager of a short break service for disabled children says its Ofsted rating has “rubber stamped” staff’s hard work.

For the 80th anniversary of VE Day two women have revisited air-raids tunnels where as school girls they hid from bombing during the Second World War.

In its first Ofsted inspection for a decade, a primary school has been declared “outstanding” in every area.

More than 20 families will have to wait another month to see whether they can get their children into nearby schools.

A grammar school has received top marks from inspectors, who weren’t able to find any areas for improvement.

Police are investigating after a schoolboy was reportedly surrounded by a large group of youngsters and beaten unconscious.

A teacher has been banned from the profession after she was found to have mouthed answers to her students during their exams.

A proposed merger between two education trusts in different parts of the county has moved a step closer despite objections from parents.

A row over land ownership between a council and developers has forced back-up plans to be drawn up to ensure a new school opens in time.

Ahead of this week’s Kent County Council election, we ask the main parties how they will approach Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

A teacher at a private school for children with special needs has been banned following an “unforgivable lapse of judgment”.

A nursery has been damned by Ofsted after staff were discovered giving children medicine without the “required written permissions” from parents.

A new special needs school has opened in a former nursery which closed after a baby boy died having choked on his food.

One of the country’s top academy trusts is warning it will have to consider laying off teachers because of a major funding squeeze.

Plans have been submitted to create a new teaching block as a secondary school looks to meet growing demand.

A former cabaret hotspot is to become a school for SEN children.