A controversial former head teacher dubbed “Britain’s strictest” has been parachuted in to a Kent secondary to improve behaviour.

A head teacher has accused anti-vaxxers of spreading conspiracy theories and disinformation during a protest outside his school gates.

A mum has hit out at a school's uniform policy after her daughter was put in isolation – but the head has hit back saying rules are rules.

New Squirrel groups, for children aged four and five, are being launched by the Scout Association and here's where they'll open in Kent and Medway:

Pupils are expected to walk through the doors of Sheppey's new and only special free school a year later than originally planned.

Students looking for part-time jobs risk falling victim to tax scams, warns HMRC, as hundreds of thousands get ready to head off to university.

Newly installed CCTV cameras outside schools saw more than 70 parents slapped with fines.

It's a case of new term, same old problem for residents living near a top private school.

The government is helping to fund a legal case to recover 'lost public funds' from the bosses of a trust which once ran a school in the county.

A school hopes its new library will help get books back in the hands of pupils after so long learning via screens during the pandemic.

Children aged just four and five will now be able to join the Scout Association as it launches its first new group for 35 years.

Pupils have been left stranded and an hour late for school after their bus service was cut following the easing of lockdown restrictions.

The first pupils have started at a brand new multi-million pound secondary school which has opened its doors for the new school year.

A mum has launched a petition for dyslexia-friendly papers after an exhausting battle with exam boards.

A previously-struggling nursery has been praised by Ofsted after a remarkable turnaround.

A new academy and 181 homes will be built after councillors gave the plans a hesitant thumbs up – just days after deferring the matter.

From conker competitions and skipping to school milk and pink custard - these are the things we hold dear about our time in school.

A 223-year-old school which shut under a cloud of controversy is to be bulldozed to make way for a new secondary.

Outdated classrooms which reach temperatures of almost 40C are to be demolished and replaced with a new teaching block.

Run-down mobile classrooms are to be demolished and replaced with a new teaching block at a Kent secondary school.