A cookery project in Sandwich has been awarded more than £2,000 from the NHS Canterbury and Coastal CCG.

Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold visited Maidstone Grammar School for Girls yesterday, and even took over a PE class.

Pupils at some schools are enjoying a day off as teachers walk out over pay and pensions.

Consultation on the controversial changes to the Kent Freedom Pass ends today.

Parents were shocked when a sexually-charged music video from Miley Cyrus's number one single Wrecking Ball was played at a junior school disco.

You wait ages for an Olympic champion to visit then two come along in a fortnight. Pupils at a Medway school have been thrilled by Victoria's visit.

An online petition has been set up by an angry mum who says children do not have heating at a Gravesend primary school.

A teenager has revealed how a campaign of harassment by Facebook trolls caused him to spiral into depression and attempt suicide.

Pupils from Garlinge Primary School had a spring in their step when they were crowned KM Walk to School District champions

Pupils from Northfleet School for Girls reached the final of a county-wide search for savvy shoppers.

Schools in Medway are to get more money per pupil after an education minister admitted 'historic unfairness' in the way some areas were funded.

Children with special needs are hoping to get the chance to learn horse riding, if enough money can be raised.

A tutor says computers could be hindering pupils rather than helping them.

Casual sex and webcam chats are being offered on a grammar school's former website after it was taken over for porn.

Bright young pupils at Sandwich Junior School invited MP Laura Sandys for a special Question Time event.

Library stats in the wake of World Book Day show Medway loves a good thriller, but what else has been tickling your fancy over the last 12 months?

A seven-year-old girl is back at school after recovering from treatment to cure a rare blood disorder.

A nursery deemed 'inadequate' by school watchdog Ofsted has had the decision overturned and is now rated 'good'.

Three men have today denied a total of 53 offences relating to sex abuse at a Kent school over a 26-year period.

Head teachers have spoken of their anger at being treated like 'football bosses' as council chiefs plan to replace those in charge at failing schools.