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Taking to the TEDx stage
Northam Senior High School student Joshua Patrick took to the big stage to share his inspiring story and experience as a young carer.
In the news
Ngaanyatjarra Lands inspire Heywire winner
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.
Iconic Fish ‘n’ Chip Shop Takes Centre Stage
Year 5 Manning Primary School student Oliver Newman has won the Phillip Pendal Young Heritage Award, after writing a story about Como’s iconic fish and chip shop.
Reward and recognition
From Thornlie SHS to the Commonwealth Games
Former Thornlie Senior High School head girl Caitlin Parker is gearing up to represent Australia in boxing at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Star storyteller at Dongara DHS
A Year 6 student from Dongara District High School has done her school proud at the national STORYATHON competition.
WA educators shine in national award
Two Western Australian educators have been recognised in a national teaching award for providing exceptional learning opportunities for remote students.
On-country experience of a lifetime
Sixteen students from Bunbury travelled across Western Australia to take part in a life-changing on-country experience.
Events and initiatives
Drumming up positivity
School students have written a song with a local musician as part of a new program launched to promote the link between music and wellbeing.
Free market to tackle textile waste
Manea Senior College students are tackling textile waste by hosting a free market where their peers swap clothing and accessories.
Public school life
Derby students take to the sky
Students in WA’s remote North now have the qualifications to pilot drones and prepare for future career opportunities in a range of industries.
Family paves the way for Aboriginal education
Mother and daughter duo introduce Ballardong Noongar language and culture classes at Bruce Rock District High School.
Aboriginal education leader honoured
A leader in Aboriginal education in WA is among the 992 Australians recognised as part of the 2022 Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
Students get creative in prosthetics class
Students get a head start in biomedical science by creating recyclable prosthetics.
Transforming waste to art
Two Perth schools have collaborated for an exhibition featuring captivating art made from waste to raise awareness about the environment and consumer habits.
Anzac Heroes App
Celebrating Anzac heroes using augmented reality.
Be Brave. Make Change.
Schools across Western Australia commemorated National Reconciliation Week to learn about Aboriginal histories, cultures and achievements.
Community generosity leads to magical night
A Goldfields principal has turned into a fairy godmother for her students after conjuring up ball gowns and suits from public donations across the country.
Science in Switzerland
A Perth science teacher has been invited to Switzerland where he will work with scientists, engineers and other physics teachers from across the globe to learn about innovative physics concepts to bring back to students.
Big win for geography students
Top Year 12 students represented WA in the Geography’s Big Week Out.
Head start for students’ futures
Great Southern students get a head start in future careers.
