Gravesend Grammar School, Hillview School, Tonbridge; and The Abbey School, Faversham (once again this emphasises the importance of OFSTED, as under a previous management this school was in "Serious Weaknesses" and has since made strong progress to become "Good with Outstanding Features"). There are no new primary academies  converting. New Kent applications are: Borden Grammar School (Sittingbourne); Cranbrook School;  along with Graveney Primary School (Faversham); Salmestone Primary School, Margate (in a chain with Garlinge Primary School and Hartsdown Technology College); and Wentworth Primary School, Dartford. You will find the full list here. There are no new primary or secondary academies in Medway and no new applications.

Neither of the Kent Free School proposals has progressed to any form of recognition, and I am not aware of any new proposals. 

On a slightly different tack, Gravesend Grammar School for Girls, in progress to become an academy, has changed its name to Mayfield Grammar School, named after the original building in which the school was housed. This is because of its booming popularity with boys in the sixth form, 46 having signed up for September. More and more single sex Kent grammar schools are going co-ed in the sixth form, several of the girls' grammars having dropped the "for Girls" off their titles but this is the first to make a complete change of name.