Thousands of children get chosen secondary school place
Today (Monday, 3 March) is National Offer Day, where families across Medway will find out which secondary school their child has been offered for September 2025.
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Department for Education gives green light for three Medway grammar schools to go co-ed
Three single-sex schools - Chatham Grammar, Fort Pitt Grammar School, and Holcombe Grammar School - are set to become co-educational schools from September 2026.
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A statement on the Medway Test
Children across Medway have been sitting the Medway Test this week.
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Supporting early years settings in Medway to promote a healthy lifestyle
Early Years settings in Medway can get free support, training and recognition through the Healthy Early Years (HEY) Awards.
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Fruitful pickings for orchard campaign
The Veolia Orchard campaign continues to bloom, supporting over 190 schools across the UK with 8 orchards in Medway.
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Ofsted recognises improvements in Medway’s SEND services
Ofsted has today (2 April) published a report following its recent Joint Area SEND (special educational needs and disability) inspection in Medway.
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MOJ announcement on Cookham Wood
We have issued a statement welcoming the decision to move children and young people to alternative accommodation.
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New School Streets scheme launched
A new initiative to make streets outside schools safer for children will launch on Monday, 11 March.
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Thousands of children get chosen secondary school place
Children across Medway will begin finding out today which secondary school they will be attending from September 2024.
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More Medway children to have grammar school opportunity under new admissions procedure
More Medway children will get the chance to attend grammar schools, under changes to the admissions process.
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Help with your exam results
We are sending our best wishes to everyone across Medway receiving their exam results over the next few weeks.
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Update on plans for three co-educational grammar schools
In May 2022, residents were invited to have their say on a proposal which could see three grammar schools in Medway become co-educational.
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Medway receives funding to make roads around schools even safer
We have received government funding for a pioneering scheme which aims to make roads around primary schools safer and healthier for pupils, parents and residents.
