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Students got the chance to learn about some fascinating scientific developments as Rostrata Primary School celebrated its third annual STEAM Festival.

Robots are well known for speeding up manufacturing processes, but the tables were turned when WA secondary students built robots in just three days.

All children of compulsory school age must be enrolled at school and attend every day.

Dedicated public school education assistants have been recognised on the national stage as finalists in the 2023 Australian Teacher Aide of the Year Awards.

Thousands of students across the country have voted a Perth teacher’s picture book their favourite of the year.

Move over, Nancy Drew, there are some brilliant young detectives in our midst.

WA College of Agriculture Cunderdin is in the running to be named WA small training provider of the year at the 2023 WA Training Awards.

Specialist music students at Kelmscott Senior High School have jammed out at a lunchtime gig with international music stars Voyager.

The experiences children have during the early years are extremely important. As your child’s first teacher, your role is vital in creating opportunities that promote learning in a fun and safe environment.

All public schools have a uniform that students must wear every day.

Participating at school

Learning in primary school

These early years of childhood up to four years old are extremely important for children's development and learning.

Stories from Western Australian schools and early learning centres about the Australian Early Development Census.

Stories from Western Australian schools and early learning centres about the Australian Early Development Census.

Stories from Western Australian schools and early learning centres about the Australian Early Development Census.

Tamie Douglas, Aspiri Primary School

A Rockingham sports teacher who created a successful fundraising initiative and champions a rugby league program has taken out a national award.

A Goldfields teacher had a dream to share her grandmother’s language with the younger generation. So, she wrote a children’s book in Wangkatja to ensure it lives on for years to come.

For the past two years, Northam Primary School has been on an important cultural journey, connecting with the local Noongar community by learning about the Noongar culture and including it in school programs.