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We were deeply saddened to learn of the recent incident at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester.

All responses are confidential and anonymous. Participation and reports are free to all Kent and Medway schools and colleges.

Now open until 17 October.

Kent Youth County Council is launching a new campaign to make public transport more affordable for young people - and we’re inviting schools to help spread the word.

Kent’s emotional wellbeing and mental health workshops are a valuable opportunity for education settings and partner agencies to come together and strengthen support for children and young people across the county.

The Kent Youth County Council (KYCC) elections are nearly here - and we’re calling on schools across Kent to help bring youth democracy to life by registering as official polling stations.

In January 2025, the Schools Funding Forum, maintained schools representatives agreed to the creation of the redundancy and early retirement fund paid for from the de-delegation and buy-back arrangement for 2025-26.

Foward2Employment are hosting open days in November 2025 and March 2026, providing young people and their parents and carers with the opportunity to see first-hand the work we do.

NHS Kent and Medway would like to hear your views about vaccinations.

Do you want to know more about keeping children and young people with asthma safe while they are at school?

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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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