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The buzz has settled from Paris 2024, but the mark our former public school students left on their sports will remain.

Two Aboriginal educators passionate about making a difference at regional public schools have been awarded a life-changing teaching scholarship.

A new nature walk at Broome Senior High School enables students to learn about the rich botanical diversity of the Kimberley region.

One Applecross Senior High School student leaps from the school stage to the silver screen as she makes her acting debut in a film streaming on Netflix.

Certain decisions made by the Minister for Education and Training or the Director General may be reviewed if the school applies to the Minister.

Former Thornlie Senior High School head girl Caitlin Parker is gearing up to represent Australia in boxing at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

The Denmark Senior High School Emergency Services Cadets have made local volunteer firefighters' jobs a little bit easier by keeping their vehicles shipshape.

Morawa District High School students have created dozens of road safety banners and signs for their community.

Primary school student and proud Noongar girl Alkira Hansen has taken out a top business award.

Virtual reality, futuristic animatronics and dancing robots among the awe-inspiring projects on display at the STEM Enterprise Showcase.

Newborough Primary School recognised the role of animals in World War One with special messages sent by pigeon.

John Curtin College of the Arts students are leading the way with their First Nations student group called Maali Mia – Home of the Black Swan.

A group of intrepid Manning Primary School students are volunteering their time to conserve local bushland and help the natural environment thrive.

Charlotte Golding, from the Warakurna community in the middle of Western Australia’s Gibson Desert, has presented her moving Heywire story in the Ngaanyatjarra language.

A South West public school has been recognised on a national stage for its outstanding work and support for students.

Students across Western Australia celebrated National Science Week by taking part in innovative projects that ignited their passion for science.

Students and staff from the Kimberley showed off their long-distance bike riding skills for their annual Ride for Success Bike Camp.

As a parent/carer, you play an important role in helping your child attend every day and get the most out of school.

Teachers wear a number of hats. They spark those lightbulb moments in the classroom and patch up grazed knees in the playground. Teachers impart knowledge, ignite the imagination, deliver hope, invest in students and nurture young minds.

Western Australia’s longest serving Aboriginal academic presented to education staff about Aboriginal education in the state.