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The future now looks bright for Bunbury’s blue swimmer crabs thanks to the diligent work of local science students.

Term 3 is shaping up to be one filled with fun, recognition and meaningful moments across Western Australian schools.  

An exhibition featuring 61 works from 2024 visual arts graduates is currently on display at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

Our previous winners of the WA Education Awards.

Lesmurdie Senior High School principal Donna Gardiner is looking for a new maths and PE teacher after hers was offered a contract by AFL heavyweight club Essendon on Tuesday.

The Premier’s Reading Challenge is an annual literacy engagement program. The challenge was established in 2022 to encourage students to read more books, enjoy reading and improve literacy levels.

The Australian Early Development Census is a nationwide census that gathers information about young children's development.

Academy Award winning filmmakers in the near future may be thanking a South West media teacher for her support along the way.

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

A team of students from Belridge Secondary College did Western Australia proud on the global stage, placing fourth in the Girls in STEM Stock category in the Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) Pro World Finals, in Chemnitz, Germany.

Calista Primary School won this year’s FUSE Cup, claiming winning back-to-back titles.

Bannister Creek Primary School is one of six national finalists in the prestigious 2025 Narragunnawali Reconciliation in Education Awards.

Secondary Selective Entrance programs extend and enrich learning and let creative talents flourish.

A Goldfields teacher, who has been sharing First Nations language and stories with students on Country, has now written a book and also been involved with a short film.

Jordan, Xavier, Paige and Izzy couldn’t hide their smiles when they were named this year’s Little Telethon Stars.

Sports, arts, academic and applied programs give children real-world skills and a head start in reaching their career goals.

Find out about the Connected Community School trial.

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

Melville Senior High School has unveiled its new $9.8 million state-of-the-art sports hall and STEM classrooms.

Ellenbrook Secondary College’s exceptional vocational education and training (VET) program has again been recognised at the 2024 WorldSkills VETiS Regional Competition.

New and existing teachers can gain further qualifications to teach in additional specialist areas or move into a new area of teaching.

Mia and Harley Grey have entered the Premier’s Reading Challenge Hall of Fame after placing as the top readers in their category for the third consecutive years.

Gosnells Primary School’s education assistants have been recognised on the national stage in the 2025 Australian Teacher Aide of the Year Awards.

Two prospective secondary teachers from regional WA are this year’s recipients of the Bob Hawke Aboriginal Teacher Scholarships.

The Department procures goods, services and community services to support the delivery of education to public school students in accordance with the State Supply Commission and Government procurement policies.

Children from Kindergarten to Year 12 have a local public school. Find information about how to enrol, local-intake areas, enrolment options for visa holders and intensive English centres for children in the early stages of learning English.

The Education Minister’s Running Challenge is an annual event where WA students and education staff are encouraged to embark on an exciting fitness journey.

Three WA public schools have been recognised for their innovation and commitment at this year’s WA Mental Health Awards.

Hedland Senior High School student Cadie Doyle was named the WA School-based Apprentice of the Year at the 2025 WA Training Awards.

A new $45.5 million primary school in the fast-growing northern suburb of Alkimos is another step closer, with construction now underway.

Helping you give your children the best start in life.

Even the most seasoned entertainers might feel slightly out of their depth performing for an audience of 150 million people.

Scholarships, grants and prizes for children in secondary school to help them achieve their education goals.

Low-income families can get financial assistance with secondary school costs by applying for the Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS).

VacSwim enrolments close soon

The development of the new school is an exciting initiative that will greatly benefit local families and support the community into the future.

The temporary Regional Attraction and Retention Incentive is a major investment designed to attract and retain teachers, school administrators, school psychologists and lead school psychologists in some regional and remote locations.

Term 4 promises a meaningful and celebratory end to the school year for Western Australian schools.

Children from country Western Australia with exceptional abilities have access to Gifted and Talented programs.

Children with a passion and commitment to learning a second language have the opportunity to develop their skills to an advanced level.

Find out about your child's Academic Selective Entrance Test (ASET) performance report, and how to respond to an offer of placement.

information for Year 12 students, parents and caregivers ahead of Leavers WA 2025

Forty newly-appointed principals from across Western Australia recently completed the Department’s two-day residential induction program.

Children have the opportunity to shine in these innovative and challenging arts programs.

Today is World Teachers’ Day today and we’re shining a light on a father-daughter duo who are teaching together at Merredin College.

Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their excellence in early childhood education.

Newton Moore Education Support Centre students have been developing essential life skills to better prepare them for life beyond school.

Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards 2025 for their approach to cultural responsiveness.

The Remote Teaching Service is made up of 37 schools in remote Aboriginal communities and small towns across the Kimberley, Pilbara, Goldfields, and Midwest regions.