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John Triscari, Safety Bay Senior High School Deputy Principal has taken on the role as the head coach of Perth Wheelcats.

Governor Stirling Senior High School Year 12 student Shannon Walding is among 85 up-and-coming artists to have their talents featured in a selective online collection.

Harvey students awarded lifesaving bravery gold medallion for a courageous rescue.

Southern River College students donate to refugee children from Afghanistan.

The Department of Education Western Australia has been recognised in a prestigious award celebrating excellence in public service.

A team of Gilmore College students has been invited to compete in Russia after taking out first place in a robot competition.

A staff member at a primary school in Baldivis has transformed her Aboriginal artwork into wearable polo shirts, bringing First Nations culture into the classroom.

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.

Students in WA’s remote North now have the qualifications to pilot drones and prepare for future career opportunities in a range of industries.

Non-government schools and their governing bodies are required to meet the registration standards and other requirements for non-government schools at all times.

Hampton Senior High School students have learnt trade skills through upcycling and refurbishing old furniture.

Mandurah Primary School principal, Natasha Upcott has been awarded the Local Legend Award by the Mayor of Mandurah.

Melville Senior High School student Om Sharma, tops a global writing competition.

A Year 6 student from Dongara District High School has done her school proud at the national STORYATHON competition.

Former Thornlie Senior High School head girl Caitlin Parker is gearing up to represent Australia in boxing at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

The Denmark Senior High School Emergency Services Cadets have made local volunteer firefighters' jobs a little bit easier by keeping their vehicles shipshape.

Morawa District High School students have created dozens of road safety banners and signs for their community.

Primary school student and proud Noongar girl Alkira Hansen has taken out a top business award.

Virtual reality, futuristic animatronics and dancing robots among the awe-inspiring projects on display at the STEM Enterprise Showcase.

Newborough Primary School recognised the role of animals in World War One with special messages sent by pigeon.

John Curtin College of the Arts students are leading the way with their First Nations student group called Maali Mia – Home of the Black Swan.

A group of intrepid Manning Primary School students are volunteering their time to conserve local bushland and help the natural environment thrive.

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.

A South West public school has been recognised on a national stage for its outstanding work and support for students.

Students across Western Australia celebrated National Science Week by taking part in innovative projects that ignited their passion for science.

Students and staff from the Kimberley showed off their long-distance bike riding skills for their annual Ride for Success Bike Camp.

Students need opportunities to learn from employers about work, paid employment and the skills that are valued in the workplace.

The WACE is awarded to students who have successfully completed two years of senior secondary schooling and have achieved the required standard.

As a parent/carer, you play an important role in helping your child attend every day and get the most out of school.

Teachers wear a number of hats. They spark those lightbulb moments in the classroom and patch up grazed knees in the playground. Teachers impart knowledge, ignite the imagination, deliver hope, invest in students and nurture young minds.

Western Australia’s longest serving Aboriginal academic presented to education staff about Aboriginal education in the state.

A Dreamtime inspired piece of art designed by an Ellenbrook Secondary College student has provided a personal touch of community and culture to the graduating Year 12’s gift to the school.

A Harrisdale Primary School teacher has led a team of staff members known as the Harrisdale Handlebars on a non-stop 24-hour ride and walk to raise more than $19,000 for Movember.

Dongara District High School students are celebrating 10 years of growing and selling their own produce through the school Patch to Plate program.

What to consider when purchasing a new or second-hand brass instrument.

What to consider when purchasing a new or second-hand flute.

What to consider when purchasing a new or second-hand saxophone.

What to consider when buying a new or second-hand violin, viola or cello.

There are many sites available that provide information on teaching and learning resources, networking groups, tertiary courses and career pathways to help you deliver home education to your child.

This four-part module examines how Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) impacts on learning.

As our population grows, we're building new schools and developing state-of-the-art facilities for children to learn in.

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.

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.

Four Ellenbrook Secondary College students are among the strong WA team heading to Melbourne next month to compete in the WorldSkills Australia National Championships.

The Kimberley Round-up has made a triumphant return after more than 25 years.

West Australian students have launched out-of-this-world solutions to problems faced by the space industry.

It’s time to celebrate excellence in our schools again, with nominations open for the WA Education Awards.

Students got the chance to learn about some fascinating scientific developments as Rostrata Primary School celebrated its third annual STEAM Festival.

Robots are well known for speeding up manufacturing processes, but the tables were turned when WA secondary students built robots in just three days.

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

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.

Variety WA is throwing its support behind thousands of Western Australian school children and families through its new 2024 EduKids grants program.

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

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

Specialist music students at Kelmscott Senior High School have jammed out at a lunchtime gig with international music stars Voyager.

Narembeen District High School receives the Excellence in Teaching and Learning (Primary) Award for 2022.

A north metropolitan school has come out on top at the 2023 WA Mental Health Awards for its exceptional mental health support for staff and students.

Yousra Abou Ras’s story is one that highlights the success of important partnerships such as the one offered by Shenton College Deaf Education Centre. 

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.

Variety WA is throwing its support behind thousands of Western Australian school children and families through its new 2024 EduKids grants program.

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

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

Connor Wright, a Year 11 student from Bunbury High School, has already established himself as a biking champion, but there is no sign of a brake in his career anytime soon.

A creative arts initiative is helping teach students about a vulnerable cockatoo.

Education or training options other than full-time enrolment in a school.

Students at Comet Bay have been bringing the past back to life, demonstrating their art and technology skills by adding colour to black and white WWI photos.

Chris Dullard, Shenton College Deaf Education Centre

Bunbury Senior High School

Cassandra Wilson, Dawul Remote Community School

Tam Sheldon, Baldivis Secondary College

Public school funding is allocated to schools based on the learning needs of students and school characteristics.

Tips from the Cancer Council WA about how to protect yourself from skin cancer as well as tips for at school and work.

Includes the ABCD guide to packing school lunchboxes, menu planner, reading food labels and other resources.