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From the moment children start school to the day they graduate, schools are providing them with STEM learning opportunities.

Reports produced or commissioned by us as well as reports by others about our programs and/or performance.

Barbara Dalgety, Bluff Point Primary School

Ben Garnaut, Warwick Senior High School

Wiluna Remote Community School

Rebecca Bope, Kalgoorlie Primary School

Lynwood Senior High School

Daniel Hugo, Carine Senior High School

Sally Bradley, Swan View Senior High School

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.

Children’s primary education continues in Years 1 to 6 where children receive a strong foundation in core subjects.

STEM knowledge and skills are embedded across these subject disciplines.

Creative, thought provoking, and expressive pieces by young WA artists are on display at the State’s most recognised gallery.

An Australia-first marine program is turning students in the South-West into citizen scientists, empowering them to make an impact through coastline conservation.

Otto Gibbs, a talented composer and graduate from John Curtin College of the Arts, has been selected for the prestigious 2024 West Australian Symphony Orchestra Composition Project.  

Follow the journey of the 2024 Anzac Student Tour as they explore Singapore.

Students from a Fremantle school have taken out a national prize for their submarine design.

Students across Western Australia recently showcased their STEM prowess in the exciting Synergy Solar Car Challenge.

An interactive mobile application designed to help with the sharing of Two-way Science initiatives in the classroom has been launched in Leonora, in WA’s Goldfields.

A new yarning circle was recently unveiled at South Hedland Primary School, in respect for local Indigenous culture and students.

Students from Melville Senior High School now have a clearer flight path into a career in aviation thanks to a new partnership with Qantas and Flight Training Adelaide.

The new Better and Fairer Schools Agreement will deliver funding and reforms to help improve education outcomes for all students.

West Australian school students with aspirations to become the next generation of medical professionals had the rare and inspiring opportunity this week to hear from the 2024 Australians of the Year.

The AFL footy finals start this Thursday night, but a Pinjarra high school teacher is already celebrating victory, with a chance for more to come.

A network of schools located in the Pilbara celebrated its dedicated educators and staff at the annual Karratha Education Network Excellence (KENEx) Awards.

Use these resources to promote VacSwim programs at venues and to community groups.

For many young people, choosing the right career pathway requires a lot of consideration and exploration.

Geraldton Schools Combined Band can put Sydney Opera House on their performance resume after showcasing their exceptional talent at the Australian International Music Festival in Sydney.

An independent report to investigate the major drivers of excessive teacher and leader workload in Western Australian public schools and make actionable recommendations about how they could be mitigated by school and departmental leaders. Published in November 2023, the report was commissioned by the Department and undertaken by Viviane Robinson, Viviane Robinson Consulting and Peter Hamilton, Hamilton Associates.

When Nate, Nazeem, Florence, and Charlee were announced as this year’s Little Telethon Stars, they couldn’t contain their excitement and cheer.

This report outlined the results of the 2022 WA healthy food and drink school principal survey, and also includes recommendations.

Three Western Australian schools held their inaugural School Open Streets events, closing off local streets to traffic for a day of fun community activities.

The Paris Olympic Games have come and gone, but the performances of former public school students are still being celebrated across Western Australia.

The latest cohort of exceptional students have been selected to join the Western Australia Student Council.

An Indonesian language teacher who educates isolated students across the state has taken out a top award.

Registered non-government schools that operate on a not-for-profit basis may qualify for financial assistance.

Three Year 6 students from Harrisdale Primary School are making waves with an innovative podcast.

Two aspiring health professionals have been named the highest-achieving Aboriginal graduates of 2024, taking out a prestigious prize.

Whether you’re in front of a class of kids or providing support from one of our offices, keeping physically and mentally healthy is just as important for our staff as it is for our students.

Find out about the Graduate Program and how you can gain valuable skills and experience working across different areas of our business.

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School administration roles are busy, dynamic and varied. In addition to these positions, we have roles that focus on supporting school systems, such as the library and information communication technology systems.

Our education and classroom support roles include opportunities to work directly with students and to provide whole-of-classroom support.

Whether you’re in front of a class of kids or providing support from one of our offices, keeping physically and mentally healthy is just as important for our staff as it is for our students.

Marvel at the riches of the Goldfields ...

Final year pre-service teachers can teach in public schools across WA with our Casual Teacher and Pre-Service Teacher Fixed Term pools.