An inspection into a failing school has found its plans to get out of special measures are “not fit for purpose”.

Sittingbourne Community College youngsters had a fun time with a top member of the royal family at the home of English rugby.

Changes are being made to Kent's 11-plus system from next year in a bid to make the test more tutor-proof.

Contractors have moved onto the former South Deal Primary site in Mill Road, Deal, to start preparation work on a house building project.

Oxjam storms its way into Deal on Friday when musicians take to the stage at Castle Community College as part of the nationwide fundraiser.

A worried grandfather is calling on Kent Highways to take action or risk an accident outside a town school.

A school which has been pulled out of special measures has applied to become an academy.

All six of the state secondary schools can’t find any primary schools that were also affected. across the borough were affected by the action

If you have just failed your Kent Test, it is just one result: you can still succeed and achieve your dreams.

One of Kent's biggest secondary schools is planning to build a new £4 million sixth form centre.

Dozens of schools across Kent are shut or partly closed today as part of a mass teachers' strike.

The head teacher of Barton Court Grammar School has told parents of plans to close its Canterbury site and move to Herne Bay.

Opportunity beckons women who are unemployed and those who want to start their own business at a special free event at East Kent College.

Staff are moving into a new £6.5 million building at East Kent College.

Teacher strikes will affect four Island schools tomorrow.

The keys have been handed over at a £6.5m development for students studying environmental technologies.

Children across Kent will find out today if they have secured a grammar school place when 11-plus results are revealed.

Almost every school in Medway will be hit, with some shut completely, by teacher walkouts this Thursday.

The first sod of earth has been turned over at a new University Technical College which will take in students from Dartford and Gravesend.

Kind-hearted schoolchildren and their parents have donated unwanted belongings to help others and boost funds.