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Launched in 2008 by Kent County Council, the biennial Kent School Games has become the largest school sports competition in Europe and is now being used as a model for the government’s National School Games initiative.

Folkestone’s popular Community Radio station, 105.9 Academy FM, which operates from the Folkestone Academy, has been awarded three grants totalling £62,600.

By Nick Spurrier

The Folkestone Academy's latest Value Added Report from England’s leading school performance analysis organisation, the Fischer Family Trust, shows the establishment to be in the top one per cent in the country.
 

Plans to stop children using calculators in schools until they have learned basic maths skills have been welcomed in Kent.

Primary school applications are now open for children who are due to start primary school in September 2012.

Kent College, founded in Folkestone has celebrated 125 years with a celebration tea at The Grand on The Leas.

By Gaelle Degrange

Nearly six hundred young runners converged on Dover College’s Farthingloe Grounds for the 10th Inter-Primary Schools’ Cross Country event on Monday (3 October)

By Susan Carey

The circus didn't come to town for pupils at The Churchill School, it came to school!

Pupils at Dover College have achieved a set of record-breaking results, with 100% pass-rate at A level.