Frustrated Kent GPs say requiring parents to provide a doctor’s note as evidence when a child is off sick with a cold is “wrong on every level”.

A head teacher has discovered a suitcase filled with photos and documents from the school’s rich history.

A head teacher has warned of the “serious risk” to pupils at a busy three-way junction due to “high volumes of cars” mounting a kerb.

A teacher who “blurred boundaries” and shared personal medical information with a pupil has been found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct.

Police are investigating after several schools were forced to temporarily shut after receiving “an email making threats”.

Hundreds of parents have backed a campaign to restore a non-selective secondary school to a part of Kent.

A head teacher has warned parents not to put tracking devices on their children for school trips, as it is a “breach of privacy” for other pupils.

A potential site for a much-needed new secondary school has been lost to housing - but there is a glimmer of hope for campaigners.

A couple have ditched the “dangerous, scary and bleak” UK in favour of world schooling their son.

A school previously accused of "indoctrinating" its pupils by putting up Pride flags has been rated outstanding across the board by Ofsted.

The first spade has gone into the ground as a town centre regeneration project gets off the ground.

The leader of a cash-strapped university where hundreds of jobs could face the axe has announced he will step down.

Two independent schools - whose former pupils include a top spy, a Game of Thrones actor and a member of the Royal Family - are to merge.

The struggling University of Kent is still paying tens of thousands of pounds on a former student bar it closed five years ago.

A charity that supports vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people wants to expand - into the building next door.

A school that makes pupils lock their phones away at the start of the day has won an award for the policy’s positive impact on its children.

Campaigners opposed to the loss of children’s services at two family centres have won their latest battle to retain them after a backbench revolt.

The man who has overseen a remarkable growth and transformation in a college group is stepping down - and his replacement unveiled.

Several schools remain shut across a town following a power cut which sparked days of water issues.

The office block of a former chemicals factory could become home to a new school for students with autism.