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Ensuring every child, including those with special educational needs, has access to a high-quality education.

All children of compulsory school age must be enrolled at school and attend every day.

Expand your teaching skills and knowledge with Department-funded training and support.

Non-government school registration standards have been revised, taking effect from 1 January 2020.

We have changed the way we appoint and transfer teaching staff in our metropolitan schools for the start of 2024. The changes apply to fixed-term appointments, to metropolitan schools, between 8 December 2023 and 9 February 2024.

Swimming pools and beaches are a big part of the Western Australian lifestyle. Ensuring your children can swim competently and safely is a must for all families.

Pippa McTaggart from WA’s Midwest made lifetime memories while attending this year’s AFL Grand Final as the 2023 NAB AFL Auskicker of the Year and Captain of Team NAB AFL Auskick.

Children who show an aptitude for music may be offered a place in the instrumental music program.

Holly, the beloved support dog at Woodvale Secondary College, recently claimed a bronze medal in the Animal Award Winner category at the RSPCA WA Animal Welfare Awards.

A Warwick Senior High School graduate is packing his bags for Oxford University after winning the prestigious and highly sought after Rhodes Scholarship.

Find our strategic plan for public schools 2020–2024 – 'Every student, every classroom, every day', our long-term vision – 'Building on strength' and our actions and commitments for 2024 – 'Focus 2024'.

Process for changing the registration of a non-government school.

The Premier’s Anzac Student Tour travelled to Sydney and New Zealand in April 2023.

Our public schools are located across 8 education regions and offer endless opportunities to live and teach in Western Australia.

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

From bustling metro schools to some of the most isolated communities in the state, public school teachers make a significant impact every day on the lives of hundreds of thousands of young people in Western Australia.

From remote schools in the Kimberley, to a specialist agricultural college in the Wheatbelt, to bustling metro schools, the finalists for the WA Education Awards 2023 have been announced.

There were cheers and smiles when the Lynwood Senior High School specialist soccer academy ran a carnival for primary students with special learning needs.