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Are you a DSL at a secondary school or college in the South East? Do you need to upskill on Prevent and Radicalisation?

The term 2 data survey for Specialist Resource Provisions is now open and must be completed by all SRPs by Friday 5 December 2025.

The KCC Counter Fraud Team have been made aware of a fraud incident made against one of the schools within the county.

Kent’s guide to ordinarily available provision for early years.

It is with great excitement that we announce a new social media page, the Kent SEND Partnership Board is now on LinkedIn!

The first edition of the Child Protection Newsletter for Designated Safeguarding Leads in education settings for 2025-26 has been published by LESAS.

The School Funding Formula consultation proposes changes to our Local Funding Formula (LFF) which is used to calculate your annual school budget.

Salus has been commissioned by Kent County Council (KCC) to deliver a new service for children, young people, and their families, living in Kent, who would benefit from support to help improve their emotional wellbeing.

On Friday 10 October, in recognition of World Mental Health Day, over 170 young people from 20 secondary schools across Kent came together for the annual Big Mental Health Conversation.

The latest updates from HR Connect including a teachers' pay and STPCD webinar video and the Employment Rights Bill.

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

Kent County Council's Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, Beverley Fordham, has praised St Edmund's Catholic School in Dover following a recent visit to learn more about its inclusive approach to education and pupil support.

As pupils head into half term, families may notice that the excitement and anticipation of the new school year has begun to settle. As children navigate new routines, friendships, homework and social pressures, some may start to feel overwhelmed, tired or a bit anxious.

For so many young people the chance to ‘earn while they learn’ after leaving school offers an attractive opportunity to gain a qualification while earning a wage through job-based learning.

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