Thousands of Medway children received Free School Meals during half-term
Thousands of Medway schoolchildren eligible for free school meals received food parcels or vouchers during October half-term.
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Children receive their Medway Test results
Children and families across Medway will receive their child’s Medway Test results today, Monday, 2 November.
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Free school meals during half-term in Medway
Medway children eligible for free school meals will continue to receive support during half-term.
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Medway’s schools all set to welcome pupils back
Medway’s schoolchildren will return to the classroom next week.
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Young people across Medway receive their GCSE results
As young people across Medway receive their GCSE results, the Portfolio Holder for Education and schools has wished them the very best.
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Statement on A-Level and GCSE results
Government has confirmed that A-Level and GCSE grades will be based on teachers' predictions.
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Leader visits local primary school to show support for schools
The Leader of Medway Council has visited a local primary school to show his support for local schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Education Secretary holds first virtual visit with Medway trust
A Medway education trust is the first to hold a national virtual visit with the Secretary of State for Education.
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Plans to offer more choice on school places for children with special education needs and disabilities in Medway
Medway Council’s Lead Member for Children’s Services has announced the latest plans to offer more choice on school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Medway.
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Children get their primary school offer
More than 97 per cent of children in Medway who will be starting primary school in September have been offered a place at one of their top three preferences.
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Medway Council working with schools to ensure children continue to receive support
Medway Council has been supporting head teachers across Medway to ensure that they are able to continue to support vulnerable children and the children of key workers attend school.
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Improvements to support Medway children with special educational needs recognised
Progress continues to be made by Medway agencies supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities