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Learn more about post-school options and career pathways for your child.

A Perth school’s commitment to reconciliation has earned recognition at the national level.

A trio of Margaret River Senior High School (MRSHS) students recently represented Australia at the 2023 New Taipei City MAGIC forum on sustainability, hosted in Taiwan.

We are committed to ensuring schools remain safe for students, staff and families as we learn to live with COVID-19.

Offering specialist early intervention programs for children up to Year 3 who have a speech and language impairment

Once you register to work, you can apply for swimming instructor or water safety officer jobs, and relief work.

Your school and your children’s teachers will keep you updated of their progress during the year in a number of ways

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

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

The Minister's Innovation Challenge promotes design thinking and innovation learning to Year 8 public school students.

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

Find out if your child is eligible to apply for a Gifted and Talented Secondary Selective Entrance Academic program scholarship.

Non-government schools have a requirement to submit student census data each semester.

Your child will reach several milestones during their schooling and transition to different stages of school life.

The Cook Government has announced a comprehensive review of the School Education Act 1999 to strengthen disability support for students.

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

Special education funding is allocated to non-government schools to assist eligible students.

If you are a NZ qualified teacher and considering a move to WA, come and join us in public education.

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.

If you are a NZ qualified teacher and considering a move to WA, come and join us in public education.