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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.

Children who show an aptitude for music may be offered a place in the instrumental music program.

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.

Academy Award winning filmmakers in the near future may be thanking a South West media teacher for her support along the way.

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

Our public schools are located across 8 education regions and offer endless opportunities to live and teach in Western Australia.

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

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

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. 

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.

Budding environmental researchers from Brentwood Primary School have unveiled their interactive signs around Blue Gum Lake Reserve.

Many Year 12 graduates have been waiting with bated breath in anticipation of their ATAR results being released, and over the weekend, nine public school students celebrated with the highest possible score.

Rocks & Rhubarb, the winner of John Curtin College of the Arts’ battle of the bands competition, recently performed at the annual Fremantle Long Table Dinner. 

A strong public education system is the cornerstone of every successful society.

Recently retired Chris Gostelow has been recognised by the Australian Psychological Society for the impact he made in psychology over his 39-year career with the Department.

Join us and shape the future of young people and their communities in public schools across Western Australia.

Stimulate children's learning and curiosity before they start school.

Starting school, or transitioning to a new school, is an exciting time, but it can also be overwhelming.

Starting high school means big changes for your child. Help your child transition to high school with these tips.

A $5,000 grant is available to final-year pre-service teachers working as education assistants in education support settings in public schools.

Education is open for learning. We have job opportunities across a variety of roles in metropolitan and regional WA.

A South West primary school has been recognised for its outstanding language students with top placings in a national language competition.

Across WA, 65 new school psychologists have been welcomed to start 2024, set to support schools to enhance student wellbeing, engagement and achievement.

Opus is the Instrumental Music School Services showcase concert.

The 29th Western Australian Schools’ Jazz Festival is run in conjunction with the Australian Jazz Education Association.

Students and school staff from across Western Australia continue to support education in Cambodia through the long-running Angkor Project.

As 10 West Australian students prepare to head to Singapore for the 2024 Premier’s Anzac Student Tour, the opportunity to be a part of the 2025 travelling party has recently opened.