Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes visited schools in Broadstairs and Margate as part of Safer Internet Day.

Youngsters at one town school are putting in the hard work needed to pay for a exotic summer expedition.

Students travel from across Kent to take part in a numbers based challenge held at a town school.

Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey officially got off the marks with a 15-mile run across the Island.

New leadership brought in to turn a school around after Ofsted condemned the quality of teaching and achievement and behaviour of pupils.

A fresh bid for a grammar school annex in west Kent is on the cards just months after the government rejected two rival applications.

A primary school labelled inadequate has made encouraging steps in the right direction.

Almost 200 people attended a get together to hear about the future of Tunstall primary.

A school is pleading with parents to stop parking dangerously and inconsiderately over fears there will be an accident.

National recognition has been achieved by East Kent College in Broadstairs for its work with students with learning difficulties.

Students could bed down in a prison that's housed some of Britain's most dangerous criminals as a university is set to buy the site for accommodation.

A Kent school is to pioneer a groundbreaking new exam to rival the 11-plus... in a bid to attract a wider range of pupils.

A 15-mile run across the Island will kick off celebrations to mark a school being taken over by its new sponsor.

More than 300 children from 13 primary schools took part in the Maidstone Schools Indoor Athletics Tournament.

A small group of Year 11 students are celebrating after passing a challenging new exam.

History has been uncovered very close to class for a group of school pupils - after a Second World War air raid shelter was found in the playground.

An 11-year-old boy has suffered an eye injury by a stick at school... days after his sister's eyeball was pierced by a pencil in class.

The preferred bidders have been announced to run a college which is being broken up after amassing £16m of debt.

Schools across Kent fear they could struggle to cope with a potential huge rise in free school meals under a new government move.

A students' union has been branded "distasteful" for using a portrait of dictator Joseph Stalin to promote upcoming leadership elections.