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We are inviting schools to support the ELSA research study, led by the University of Birmingham, which aims to screen children and young people aged two to 17 for early risk of type 1 diabetes.

This Child Safety Week (Friday 1 to Sunday 7 June 2026), the i‑THRIVE and Participation Team are launching Don’t Leave Yourself Exposed, a youth‑informed campaign focused on nude and explicit image sharing, funded by Kent and Medway Violence Reduction Unit (VRU).

Whether your school is planting more trees, setting up recycling stations, or developing campaigns promoting community awareness, we want to hear from you!

Submit your project to The Big STEM Challenge today, and let’s celebrate and share STEM learning in Kent!

New edition is now available.

Community of Schools Update May 2026

Kent’s first international Early Years festival,  22-31 May 2026

We are pleased to share edition four of the LESAS Child Protection Newsletter for 2025-26, designed to support safeguarding practice in education settings.

The term six data return for Specialist Resource Provisions is now open and should be completed by all SRPs by Friday 3 July.

The latest update from HR Connect includes updated template HR policies for Kent maintained schools.

Security Virus Alert

Keep your computer protected

Important information for schools to protect your computer from the current virus threat.

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KCC news

A new post-16 course designed to help young people build practical rural skills has been welcomed by Kent County Council’s Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, Beverley Fordham.

With parts of Kent continuing to experience water disruption, Kent County Council (KCC) is working closely with the Department for Education and South East Water to manage the impact on schools and pupils.

Kent County Council (KCC) has officially opened Folkestone’s new Library and Community Learning Centre today (Tuesday 26 May 2026), bringing key facilities back to the heart of the town for the first time in three years.

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