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Our purpose is clear: to enable every student to achieve their potential by supporting all of our people that make this possible.

Join us for Ed Talks WA, a podcast series from the Department of Education WA. It features inspiring and thought-provoking guests with surprising stories and conversations that focus on the world of education.

Key dates, applicant guidelines and information to support you through the application, testing and placement processes.

As a school psychologist in public education, you can make a difference in the lives of children and young people, helping them reach their full potential. If you are an experienced psychologist unfamiliar with working in schools, we will support you in learning our context.

If you’re a qualified teacher, find out about how you can return to teaching at a Western Australian public school.

If you’re a qualified teacher, find out about how you can return to teaching at a Western Australian public school.

Key dates, applicant guidelines and information to support you through the application, testing and placement processes.

Key program dates and details of our annual music festivals.

Joondalup Education Support Centre has claimed the schools category in the 2025 WasteSorted Awards, which recognises outstanding commitment to sustainability and environmental education.

We have a strict ‘No screen, no start’ policy.

Our Corporate Executive and senior staff are leaders in education strategy, planning and innovation.

Almost 200 Year 6 students from across the Kimberley marked the end of primary school by attending the remarkable 2025 Kimberley Round-Up, at Ardyaloon, or One Arm Point.

Whether you’re in front of a class of kids or providing support from one of our offices, keeping physically and mentally healthy is just as important for our staff as it is for our students.

The 44th WA Schools' Junior Concert Band Festival is run in partnership with the Australian Band and Orchestra Director's Association (WA).

We are committed to all students achieving their best and being lifelong learners who contribute actively to their communities and to society.

Joining your school community, as a parent or a student, signals an exciting and significant milestone for your child.

STEM is an approach to learning and development that integrates the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

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

Schools can play a supportive role in helping to protect young people from extremist influences.

A non-government school may be registered with the Training Accreditation Council.