Plans for additional special educational needs school places in Medway
Council land has been earmarked for a new school building and could be used to increase the number of specialist school places in Medway.
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Winner of the ‘Make Their Mark’ project for the HSBC UK | National Circuit Championships has been announced
Local schoolchildren were encouraged to get creative and help decorate the route for the circuit championships 2019, which took place in Rochester on Sunday 21 July.
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Uniform grants
We do not offer uniform grants and cannot provide money to help pay for your child's uniform.
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Children praised for taking part in national challenge
Schoolchildren across Medway have been praised for taking part in a national challenge which encourages young people to ditch the car and walk, cycle or scoot to and from school.
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Children get their primary school offer
More than 98 per cent of children in Medway who will be starting primary school in September have been offered a place at one of their preferred schools.
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Schools encouraged to take part in the Big Pedal
Children, parents and teachers are being encouraged to ditch the car and cycle, scoot or walk to be more active on their journey to school.
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Children get their secondary school offer
More than 90 per cent of primary school children have been offered a place at one of their preferred secondary schools, new figures show.
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Medway's schools continue to make good progress
Medway’s secondary schools continue to make good progress with improving GCSE and A-Level results.
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Holocaust memorial service
Medway’s communities will come together in memory of the millions of people who lost their lives during the Holocaust on Monday, 28 January.
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Planning now for our children’s future
Giving children the best start in life is one of our priorities
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Annual school admissions consultation
Medway Council’s annual consultation on the school admissions processes and arrangements is underway.
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Medway Test results
This year’s Medway Test has seen more children than ever assessed as eligible for a grammar school place – more than 1,600, almost 200 more than in 2017.
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Statement on GCSE results
The portfolio holders for children’s services and education have congratulated students who received their GCSE results on Thursday, 23 August.
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Statement on A-level results
The Cabinet portfolio holders for children’s services and education have offered their best wishes to young people and advised of the opportunities available across Medway.
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Medway celebrates schools which took part in The Big Pedal
Schools across Medway have been awarded certificates for taking part in a national competition which aims to get children more active on the school run.
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Planning for the future of Medway children
Medway Council is planning for the future to ensure there is suitable special education need provision in years to come.
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Children get their primary school offer
More than 97.5 per cent of children in Medway who are due to start primary school in September 2018 have been offered a place at one of their preferred primary or infant schools.
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Medway's exam results show great improvements
Medway’s infant and primary school children have made significant improvements in their examination results this year.
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Parents encouraged to take part in the school admissions consultation
There’s still time to take part in a consultation on Medway’s school admissions process.
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Statements on the Medway Test delay
Cllr Andrew Mackness, Portfolio Holder for Children's Services at Medway Council, said: "Firstly I'd like to apologise to all of the families and young children who were left waiting for results".
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Councillor's congratulate students on A-level results
In a joint statement following A-level results day on Thursday, 17 August.