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A Wheatbelt school has opened a bush tucker garden which features more than 40 native edible plants.

Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their approach to culturally responsiveness.

What to do if you see or hear suspicious behaviour at or near a school.

An Anzac Terrace Primary School trio have placed second in a national competition for their video game design skills.

Find guides to purchasing new or second-hand instruments.

A school Containers for Change program that prepares students with a disability for the workplace has taken out an award for its efforts in the fight against landfill.

Students from Shenton College Deaf Education Centre have grouped together to help save injured and rescued wildlife.

Students from Karratha Senior High School were given a unique opportunity to help researchers unearth fossils in the Pilbara.  

A Perth chemistry teacher’s precision and accuracy in the science lab has led him to take out a national competition.

Girrawheen Senior High School students have claims to knowing more about solar-powered cars than their West Australian peers.

Lockridge Primary School was one of the schools whose talented students recently participated in an arts program to help create an art installation for ‘EverNow’s’ Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak at Kings Park. 

Two sets of siblings have won top prizes for the 2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge, showing off their passion for reading.

Southwest students have taken part in a festive intergenerational arts and crafts project with a local social club.

A Great Southern graduate is celebrating after taking out the title of Western Australia’s best all-rounder.

Five graduates of the Aboriginal Languages Teacher Training program will head to schools across the state to inspire the next generation to learn their local Aboriginal language.

Two Perth schools have put on a stunning multi-sensory art display that explores the connection to the Swan River.

An app developed by a team of Year 8 students from Bob Hawke College took out the Minister’s Innovation Challenge 2023.

This year, 22,930 kids are expected to start Kindergarten in public schools across Western Australia.

The world-of-work is changing, and this is an exciting time for young people with many opportunities for career development.

While most teachers are setting up new classrooms ahead of the 2024 school year, 100 international teachers are setting up new lives in Western Australia.

A graduate from WA’s only selective arts college is starring in one of Australia’s most popular TV shows.

As the final date for submitting applications for the Bob Hawke Aboriginal Teacher Scholarship nears, the most recent recipients have provided some insight into what is motivating their career paths.

Leeming Senior High School celebrated the end of “Active August” with its annual “Straight Six” event. No doubt the cheers could be heard across Perth’s southern suburbs!

Mitchell Mackay, John Curtin College of the Arts

Niquolei Lyons, Harrisdale Primary School

The School Improvement and Accountability Policy and this framework address the same three fundamental accountability questions: What are we seeking to achieve? How well are we doing? How can we improve?

Alcohol and other drug use can be complex and the issues and consequences that surround it can be confusing. It is important to know where to seek help.

Years after graduating secondary school, Wongatha woman Candice Matthews has gone on to become a coordinator for the very same program that inspired her to stay focused on education and reach her goals.

The Premier’s Anzac Student Tour travelled intrastate from 9 to 19 November 2022.

Aboriginal students from across the state donned chef hats and tasted what it’s like to work in a professional kitchen as part of an innovative program.