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The KSCMP Business Team developed a survey to gain feedback related to the KSCMP EatSafe campaign.

The Kent Safeguarding Children Multi-agency Partnership (KSCMP) business team are currently trying to understand how much knowledge and understanding professionals have related to EHE.

The Kent Advice Hub is a free, confidential, independent and impartial advice service.

There is less than one week left to take part in our consultation on proposals for a new Therapeutic Support Service for children and young people with mild to medium emotional wellbeing and mental health needs.

How Procurement Services are driving digital transformation in schools.

Our consultation on the draft ‘strategy for the future of Education in Kent 2025 to 2030: Raising ambition. Enabling curiosity. Building resilience’ is now open.

The digital annual review form has been live since Monday 2 September and we have received over 1,000 reviews from you.

Revised 2023 to 2024 allocations for the targeted support funding for NPQ.

The ESFA have published the 16 to 19 revenue funding allocations.

NHS Kent and Medway has had to update the credit card sized leaflets (sometimes called zed cards) that signpost children and young people to mental health services.

Security Virus Alert

Keep your computer protected

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

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Dozens of children on the Isle of Sheppey are set to benefit from a new provision at Richmond Primary School, providing additional specialist support for those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) within a mainstream school and closer to home.

A new Specialist Resource Provision (SRP) is set to open this month at The Downs Church of England Primary School in Deal, creating additional specialist support for children with SEND within a mainstream school setting.

A brand-new fleet of 62 gritters is coming to Kent this winter, and each needs a fun and unique name.

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