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What to consider when purchasing a new or second-hand classical guitar.

The Phonics Initiative will strengthen the quality of teaching and learning in classrooms and further support student learning.

Throughout her career in education, Sue Cuneo has been a strong leader and has kept up to date with contemporary trends and issues associated with her position.

For more than 20 years, Dr Antoinette Morris has coordinated an alternative education program that caters to students for whom mainstream schooling is not a good fit.

We’re building a new two-storey modular classroom block at Highgate Primary School to meet growing enrolment demands.

Holly Peach, Year 9, looks to have a bright future in the sport of fencing, having claimed the 2023 WA State Champion in epee fencing in both the Under 13, and Under 15 divisions.

Two public school teachers from regional areas have recently been awarded scholarships that will allow them to expand the amazing work they are doing in the STEM field.

Students and staff at a Perth primary school dressed up as superheroes for Hero Hunter Day in memory of their friend and classmate.

A Perth primary school has raised thousands of dollars to support the World’s Greatest Shave.

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is an annual assessment for students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9.

A Wheatbelt school has opened a bush tucker garden which features more than 40 native edible plants.

Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their approach to culturally responsiveness.

While most 16-year-olds work towards a licence to get behind the wheel of a car, one Perth Modern School student is spending his weekends with his eyes to the skies.

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Broome schools joined forces as part of an epic community performance celebrating the shorebirds of Roebuck Bay.

Sheoak Grove Primary School students deepened their connection with culture and the land after producing their own version of the Australian National Anthem.

Remember the names Siena Rebelo and Sophie Lilah.

It was a serious case of football fever at the recent Safety Bay Senior High School Women's World Cup Aspiration Day.

Children with exceptional academic ability have the opportunity to engage in an intellectually stimulating learning environment.

Members of the 2023 WA Student Council have come together to help tackle one of the biggest issues among their peers.

A student forum with Australian Melanoma Institute co-founders, Professor Richard Scolyer AO and Professor Georgina Long AO.

We monitor non-government school compliance with the registration standards.

Elizabeth Quay was a sight to behold when more than 1,300 West Australian students came together to sing and dance to help children in need.

The 2025 ATAR Performance Rehearsal Day is on Sunday 6 April 2025.

The chapter has closed on another record-breaking Premier’s Reading Challenge.

This fund demonstrates our commitment to renewable electricity and will reduce school’s energy costs and carbon emissions.

The Ocean Reef Senior High School Education Assistant team has received top honours as the 2024 Australian Teacher Aide Team of the Year.

Four schools have been recognised for creating an inclusive school environment.

Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their approach to cultural responsiveness.

Four West Australian public schools have been recognised in the WA Education Awards 2024 for taking an inclusive approach to leadership.

Another successful Education Minister’s Running Challenge has reached the finish line, with more participation than ever before.

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Four public secondary schools have been recognised in the WA Education Awards for the way they prepare students for life beyond school.

We aim to deliver a high quality education to all students in all learning environments.

Three West Australian teachers have been recognised nationally for their innovation and unwavering commitment to their students’ education.

A play-and-learn initiative for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who are not old enough to enrol in school.

It’s been a huge year for women’s soccer in Australia, but for Ruby Cuthbert, it shapes as the start of something even bigger.

Students at a remote Kimberley school helped spread the message about environmental sustainability in their community with a spectacular large-scale puppet production.

We’d all like violence to stop. You can help by using your voice.

Perth high school students have traded tech tips for life advice with local retirement village residents as part of a new program designed to offer meaningful intergenerational connection.

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A team of educators have written a Yawuru children’s picture book to help preserve language and culture for generations to come.

Western Australia’s highest performing Aboriginal public school graduates from 2022 – one who hopes to become a software engineer, the other a physical education teacher – have each been awarded a prestigious Rob Riley Memorial Prize.

Public school students across the state are testing their skills in design, engineering, fitness and teamwork as part of an innovative competition.

Leeming Senior High School celebrated the end of “Active August” with its annual “Straight Six” event. No doubt the cheers could be heard across Perth’s southern suburbs!

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Niquolei Lyons, Harrisdale Primary School

The School Improvement and Accountability Policy and this framework address the same three fundamental accountability questions: What are we seeking to achieve? How well are we doing? How can we improve?

Alcohol and other drug use can be complex and the issues and consequences that surround it can be confusing. It is important to know where to seek help.

Years after graduating secondary school, Wongatha woman Candice Matthews has gone on to become a coordinator for the very same program that inspired her to stay focused on education and reach her goals.

The Premier’s Anzac Student Tour travelled intrastate from 9 to 19 November 2022.

A Perth geography teacher passionate about educating students on the environment and climate change has taken out a top geography award.

A play-and-learn initiative for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who are not old enough to enrol in school.

It’s been a huge year for women’s soccer in Australia, but for Ruby Cuthbert, it shapes as the start of something even bigger.

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Comet Bay College students got the chance to strut their stuff at Optus Stadium as they went back-to-back in the Eagles Schoolboys Cup.

Designed for secondary students to successfully meet the minimum standard of literacy and numeracy.

A baker who has whipped up sweet treats for the royals at Buckingham Palace has featured as a guest judge at the Coastal Lakes College student bake off challenge.

Skills your child may need to be considered to apply for our Gifted and Talented Selective programs.

An innovative program is allowing our schools to share knowledge and boost technology skills in remote parts of the state.

Country Week has proven to be a catalyst for renewed school spirit in some communities this year.

Meet Dewey Dex, an alien new to Earth, who is on an intergalactic quest to read every book on our planet.

Offering specialist early intervention programs for children up to Year 3 who have a speech and language impairment

Your school and your children’s teachers will keep you updated of their progress during the year in a number of ways

A trio of Margaret River Senior High School (MRSHS) students recently represented Australia at the 2023 New Taipei City MAGIC forum on sustainability, hosted in Taiwan.

A Perth school’s commitment to reconciliation has earned recognition at the national level.

Southwest students have taken part in a festive intergenerational arts and crafts project with a local social club.

A Great Southern graduate is celebrating after taking out the title of Western Australia’s best all-rounder.

Five graduates of the Aboriginal Languages Teacher Training program will head to schools across the state to inspire the next generation to learn their local Aboriginal language.

Two Perth schools have put on a stunning multi-sensory art display that explores the connection to the Swan River.

An app developed by a team of Year 8 students from Bob Hawke College took out the Minister’s Innovation Challenge 2023.

Students get a head start in biomedical science by creating recyclable prosthetics.

Celebrating Anzac heroes using augmented reality.

Aspiring game developers at Southern River College in Gosnells have won a top award for their new game called Cyber Shock.

Three Indigenous educators studying to become teachers at Curtin University have attended a conference in Canada to share their thoughts and experiences in the Indigenous education space.