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Two new school buildings have opened in Kingston this month, providing upgraded places to learn for young people of all ages in the borough.

Kingston Adult Education, Kingston Council's adult education service, has once again been recognised as a good provider in their latest Ofsted inspection.

Kingston Council has landed a grant of over a quarter of a million pounds to improve library and community services in the south of the borough.

Ambitious about Autism, the Department for Education and Kingston Council have been working together to ensure the borough’s new specialist autism school, Spring School, can open in September 2023.

Thousands of students across the borough received their A-Level and GCSE results over the past two weeks, achieving grades well above the national average.

Kingston Council has introduced 39 new school places for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

As we get ready for the new school year, Councillor Diane White, Portfolio Holder for Children's Services including Education, thanks families for their resilience and wishes pupils a safe return.

Kingston Council's Library Service has been awarded an Arts Council grant of more than £40,000 to create community connections, develop story exchange skills and produce exhibitions and books.

Kingston’s Library Service has been announced as a finalist in the Digital Transformation category for their work to engage a wider audience through a new digital library offer.

Kingston Libraries, working with Libraries Connected and second year students from Kingston School of Art, have created a programme of events entitled “Beyond Shelves”.