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For Kent-Teach's competition running throughout September, we are offering school staff the opportunity to win class entry to Leeds Castle.

3 Sep

Advice and guidance from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

As you are aware KCC has a statutory duty to track the learning and employment activities of all young people up to the age of 19, therefore, your cooperation and support in sending us the correct information, is much appreciated.

Supporting ECTs with their induction consists of two strands.

Children and young people with asthma or suspected asthma are being encouraged to come forward for lifesaving checks.

A decision on the 2024 to 2025 academic year UIFSM funding rate has been delayed due to the pre-election period.

A practice guidance report for school, college and alternative provision leaders on how to reduce children’s involvement in violence supported by evidence-based recommendations.

We are pleased to announce that the new Kent’s approach to literacy development difficulties (including dyslexia) guidance is now published.

The Education People’s Specialist Employment Service was appointed to work with all mainstream secondary schools in Kent to embed the Supported Employment Model between 2021 and 2024.

A pilot to notify mainstream settings of their upcoming Annual Reviews

Security Virus Alert

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

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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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