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Rob Nail, Cape Naturaliste College

The students (and cattle!) of Denmark’s College of Agriculture shone at the recent Beverley Show, with the girls leading the way.

John Tonkin College students are becoming marine researchers to help develop a shellfish reef.

Bull Creek Primary School student Joanne Lee shone at the Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee, winning the Years 3 to 4 category.

Madison Corsini, Western Australian College of Agriculture – Cunderdin

It’s not every day you get to meet an Olympian, but now the students at Ashburton Drive Primary School are reaching for gold.

More than 250 primary school students from Perth’s southern suburbs came together to engage in conversations about their science interests.

Kwinana students have benefitted from a music education program that helps develop life skills and improve academic results.

Kalbarri District High School students have built a Thank You Board to recognise the local community who helped during the devastation of Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

Harrisdale Primary School special educational needs students have launched a pen pal program with a local aged care facility.

Former student and COVID-19 Dr Jesse Li addressed Mount Lawley Senior High School and shared his important life lessons.

More than 100 Harrisdale Primary School staff participated in the rewarding experience as part of the school development day.

Hilton Primary School has revitalised its yarning circle to provide a gathering space that serves as an outdoor classroom and an area to sit and connect to country.

This online Professional Learning Module (PLM) is designed to support teachers as they enrich STEM teaching and learning in their classroom.

The State Government has announced a $319 million Building Schools package to be delivered as part of the WA Recovery Plan.

The PEAC program is a part-time withdrawal program for Year 5 and 6 students in public schools.

Each school determines its hours to suit the local needs of the community and to meet legislation requirements.

It is predicted that in coming years approximately 75 per cent of all new jobs will require qualifications and skills in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Lynwood Senior High School

Daniel Hugo, Carine Senior High School