The WA Education Awards celebrate the achievements of public schools in Western Australia, delivering positive outcomes for all students.
Find out more about the 6 outstanding schools that are our WA Education Awards 2024 winners.
Excellence in school leadership
Winner
Morawa District High School
Finalists
- Baynton West Primary School, finalist
- Lockridge Primary School, finalist
- Mount Lawley Senior High School, finalist
Find out more about the excellence in school leadership finalists.
Excellence in teaching and learning (primary)
Winner
Gwynne Park Primary School
Finalists
- Churchlands Primary School
- Morawa District High School
- South Halls Head Primary School
Find out more about the teaching and learning (primary) finalists.
Excellence in teaching and learning (secondary)
Winner
Applecross Senior High School
Finalists
- Fremantle College
- Wanneroo Secondary College
- Western Australian College of Agriculture - Cunderdin
Find out more about the teaching and learning (secondary) finalists.
Excellence in cultural responsiveness
Winner
Bannister Creek Primary School
Finalists
- Neerigen Brook Primary School
- Rangeway Primary School
- Sevenoaks Senior College
Find out more about the excellence in cultural responsiveness finalists.
Excellence in disability and inclusion
Winner
Beachlands Primary School
Finalists
- Atwell College
- Bob Hawke College
- Dowerin District High School
Find out more about the excellence in disability and inclusion finalists.
Excellence in wellbeing and learning
Winner
Lockridge Primary School
Finalists
- Bob Hawke College
- Kingston Primary School
- Makybe Rise Primary School
Find out more about the excellence in wellbeing and learning finalists.
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Category partners
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| Edith Cowan University (ECU) is named after one of Australia’s most inspiring women, Edith Cowan, whose ideas led to a better way of life for others, including access to education. The School of Education at ECU has a long history of transforming lives through education and producing exceptional educators since 1902. As the number one provider of teaching graduates to public schools in WA, the university offers students a breadth of choice, flexibility and unique opportunities. Their strong reputation for producing quality graduate educators is due to ECU’s dedication in providing professional experience opportunities through their partnerships with over 1,500 schools and early childhood centres in WA. |
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