Lydia Chantler-Hicks is a Staff Writer at Kentish Gazette and Kent Online. She specializes in education-related topics, including educational policy, school administration, and school safety measures, while also covering business and economics, family relationships, and parenting. Lydia's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including The Mirror, Yahoo Finance, and The Independent.
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Absence and persistent absence rates increased very slightly on last year, new data shows
Touring theatre production and in-school programmes gain share of £1m
By: Lydia Chantler-Hicks
Some families could receive less money immediately after the death of a TPS member who is claiming a pension
New responsibilities include tackling antisemitism and the creation of free schools
New responsibilities include tackling antisemitism and the creation of free schools
DfE plan would help some schools save 'thousands' by avoiding help from private services
By: Lydia Chantler-Hicks
Former Ofqual chair says education secretary's claim about the effect of comparable outcomes is 'untrue'
Experts welcome plan but say sustained investment in training will be key
By: Lydia Chantler-Hicks
A teacher who gave pupil a pen containing a hidden video camera and tried to persuade them to change in front of it has been banned from the profession indefinitely.
