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Margaret River Senior High School has once again dominated the competition, claiming the Champion School Title for the 19th consecutive year in the 2024 Think Mental Health WA School Surfing Titles. Undefeated since 2006, the school’s surfing legacy continues to shine.

A regional WA school has taken out a national award for the way it engages students in play-based learning.

Schools seeking registration to deliver education services to international student visa holders.

There are many benefits for children attending school community playgroups.

Information about loaning and purchasing an instrument for your child.

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Joseph Banks Secondary College and Chrissy Marcelli from West Leeming Primary School have claimed their respective categories at the 2025 Australian Education Awards.

Booragoon Primary School library officer Brooke Donabie has been acknowledged at this year’s Library Board Awards, named the winner of the 2024 F A Sharr Award.

Kambalda West District High School’s Year 3 students rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty during a special visit to the Museum of the Goldfields Aboriginal Bush Food and Medicine Garden.

Doubleview Primary School students let their imaginations run wild when making their very own no-sew puppets using nothing more than recycled materials.

Are you a passionate educator ready to make a real impact in the lives of students? Consider bringing your expertise to Western Australia's vibrant public education system.

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Find out if your child is eligible to apply for a Gifted and Talented Secondary Selective Entrance Academic program scholarship.

Find out about lodging a Gifted and Talented application online.

These steps outline the process for your child to take part in a Gifted and Talented Secondary Selective Entrance program.

Friday bike rides are the highlight of the week at Butler College as education support students and staff embrace the Cycling Without Age program.

The combined voices of almost 4,500 students from 96 public primary schools will fill the Perth High Performance Centre for the Massed Choir Festival for seven nights between 18 to 26 September.

More than 650 school psychologists work in public schools and other settings across Western Australia. They help students by supporting their wellbeing, learning, and school experience.