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Per capita grants are provided to assist non-government schools with costs of educating students.

Access extra benefits by working in one of our regional schools as an advanced graduate.

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

Our Horizons short courses aim to build on current skills and prepare pre-service teachers for high demand teaching areas.

While the first day of high school can be daunting, six sets of twins at Kelmscott Senior High School had someone to share the journey with.

West Leederville Primary School students have brightened up a local park with their artistic talents.

A secondary school has established a bike repair station to promote active lifestyles among the school community and their neighbours.

Important testing information and forms for the 2024 selection process.

Eating well and being active is critical for both short and long-term health and wellbeing. It also has a direct impact on a child’s performance at school.

The WA Student Council provides a student voice to shaping public education policy.

Two WA top-performing Aboriginal public school graduates have been named recipients of the 2023 Rob Riley Memorial Prize.

The Boarding Away from Home Allowance is available to families for financial assistance when children are required to board away from home or live in a second home.

These steps outline the process for your child to take part in a Gifted and Talented Secondary Selective Entrance program.

As WA's largest employer, we offer many career opportunities in more than 800 schools and 12 central and regional offices.

Find important information and required documentation for your child’s Academic Selective Entrance Testing.

As a teacher in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields, Donna Buckley’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of traditional education has propelled her into the spotlight as a finalist for the Women of Achievement Award.

Lee Musumeci, Principal of Challis Community Primary School, has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Curtin University.  

We offer financial support to low-income families with children enrolled in secondary schooling to assist with school expenses, and financial assistance when children are required to board away from home or live in a second home.

All students applying for Gifted and Talented programs must sit the Academic Selective Entrance Test (ASET).

The council or board of a public school works with the school community to achieve the best outcomes for students.

The Premier's Anzac Student Tour will travel to Japan in 2025. Applications are now open for students in Years 8 to 11.

WA Public Schools' Contemporary Music Ensemble Festival is from Saturday 24 August to Sunday 25 August 2024.

Patricia Konigsberg is a linguist and educator and is a leading advocate for two-way learning.

Girls from Oz promises to provide programs that are designed to engage and inspire females living in some of the most remote at-risk communities in Australia.

We provide well-supported practical experience to pre-service teachers and school psychologists.

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.

Homework and study gets your children thinking and applying what they learn in different ways, developing them into independent learners.

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

Student ambassadors represent their school, community and the state on the Premier's Anzac Student Tour.

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

A $75,000 grant is allowing 13 WA public schools to come together and share their interest and love for robotics.

Lathlain Primary School’s Bike Bus is no regular bus.

Ranford Primary School recently unveiled its latest playground addition – a new shade structure.  

You and your family can access other services when you require additional support.

Fun swimming lessons for children from 5 to 17 years of age. The program runs in the October and summer school holidays.

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.  

Join us for Ed Talks WA, a podcast series from the Department of Education WA. It features inspiring and thought-provoking guests with surprising stories and conversations that focus on the world of education.

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

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

Every year data is collected relating to schools, students and staff throughout the Western Australian education system.

Our Aboriginal Advisory Body will help us create a culturally-responsive education system to support the wellbeing, engagement and achievement of Aboriginal students in public schools.

We are committed to increasing our focus on creating culturally responsive environments and strengthening the cultural identity and wellbeing of Aboriginal students in our schools.

Four Western Australian public school graduates have been recognised as future leaders as part of a prestigious scholarship program.

The extraordinary origin stories of John Forest Secondary College students have been featured in a new e-book.

For Ebony Whitney, the Premier’s Anzac Student Tour is a “life-changing” chance to explore her deep interest in history, as well as her family’s legacy.

The Premier’s Reading Challenge is back for another year and it’s going to be bigger than ever.

Kununurra students have removed invasive weeds to rehabilitate a local spring as part of a new program offering On Country education opportunities and pathways to future employment.