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Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their approach to wellbeing and learning.

​ Caitlin when she was a student at Perth Modern School.  ​Gifted and Talented alumni

Find scholarships to support you to complete your teaching qualification and become a teacher.

The WA Education Awards celebrate the achievements of public schools in Western Australia, delivering positive outcomes for all students.

A beautiful mural painted by Williams Primary School students has been selected as a state finalist for the Paint Australia Beautiful Schools Mural Competition.

Willetton Senior High School science teacher Nathan Curnow has been named STEM Educator of the Year (Schools) at the Premier’s Science Awards, recognising his outstanding impact on science education in Western Australia.

Every year data is collected relating to schools, students and staff throughout the Western Australian education system.

2026 Premier’s Anzac Student Tour ambassadors announced

The Education Minister’s Running Challenge has wrapped up its third year, with a presentation event taking place at Parliament House to celebrate the students and schools who finished ahead of the pack.

Swimming instructors and water safety officers are casual employees and receive a competitive salary.

Grace Sharma, a Year 10 student at Perth Modern School shone at the recent National History Challenge, picking up several awards, including being named 2025 National Young Historian.

We are offering 2 scholarships to support aspiring Aboriginal secondary teachers to complete a postgraduate or undergraduate qualification.

The WA Student Council provides a student voice to shaping public education policy.

From ballet studios to engineering labs and even the glamourous Academy Awards stage, Western Australia’s Gifted and Talented alumni are achieving their career goals after beginning their journey in a public school classroom.

Our teaching salaries are among the highest in Australia.

A new cohort of 16 exceptional students has been chosen to join the Western Australia Student Council.

Picton Primary School staff and students were transported to the past when they opened a time capsule that was buried there 25 years ago.

From hot dog warnings to migrating crab sweepers, these are some of the creative solutions to real world problems that have earned five schools prizes in the Minister’s Innovation Challenge for 2025.