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Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund
This fund demonstrates our commitment to renewable electricity and will reduce school’s energy costs and carbon emissions.
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Pedalling to success
Students from a remote community school have undertaken a spectacular bike journey to one of the Kimberley’s most iconic attractions.
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Enrolments now open for free VacSwim summer programs
Enjoy free VacSwim and pool entry this December and January school holidays
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Two WA educators among national teaching award winners
Two WA public school teachers have been recognised as being among the most inspiring in the country.
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VacSwim
Fun swimming lessons for children from 5 to 17 years of age.
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Secondary schooling scholarships
Scholarships, grants and prizes for children in secondary school to help them achieve their education goals.
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Results and offers of placement
Find out about your child's Academic Selective Entrance Test (ASET) performance report, and how to respond to an offer of placement.
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Lodge an application
Find out about lodging a Gifted and Talented application online.
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Working with Children Check
The Working with Children (WWC) Check is a compulsory criminal check for many people who work with children in Western Australia. The WWC Check is often required in addition to the Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check.
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Teaching career events
Join us for our free online events and discover why working in public education is an exciting and rewarding career.
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Comet Bay continues stellar streak
Comet Bay College students got the chance to strut their stuff at Optus Stadium as they went back-to-back in the Eagles Schoolboys Cup.
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Water safety officer requirements
Water safety officer requirements
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Students’ game design places in national challenge
An Anzac Terrace Primary School trio have placed second in a national competition for their video game design skills.
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Instruments and equipment
Find guides to purchasing new or second-hand instruments.
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A sun-sational three-peat
Girrawheen Senior High School students have claims to knowing more about solar-powered cars than their West Australian peers.
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From milk bottle to spectacular centrepiece
Lockridge Primary School was one of the schools whose talented students recently participated in an arts program to help create an art installation for ‘EverNow’s’ Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak at Kings Park.
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Siblings win big with their love for reading
Two sets of siblings have won top prizes for the 2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge, showing off their passion for reading.
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Reconciliation recognised
A Perth school’s commitment to reconciliation has earned recognition at the national level.
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COVID-19
We are committed to ensuring schools remain safe for students, staff and families as we learn to live with COVID-19.
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Register to work
Once you register to work, you can apply for swimming instructor or water safety officer jobs, and relief work.
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Connecting through art
Southwest students have taken part in a festive intergenerational arts and crafts project with a local social club.
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Love of languages
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.
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New Zealand qualified teachers
If you are a NZ qualified teacher and considering a move to WA, come and join us in public education.
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Young minds providing innovative solutions
An app developed by a team of Year 8 students from Bob Hawke College took out the Minister’s Innovation Challenge 2023.
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Kindergarten – here I come!
This year, 22,930 kids are expected to start Kindergarten in public schools across Western Australia.
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Teach in rural, regional and remote WA
Many of our teachers have described working in a rural, regional or remote school as the highlight of their career.
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Teachers welcomed from around the world
While most teachers are setting up new classrooms ahead of the 2024 school year, 100 international teachers are setting up new lives in Western Australia.
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Progressing through school
Your child will reach several milestones during their schooling and transition to different stages of school life.
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Non-government school registration
Regulation, review and funding of non-government schools.
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Attraction and retention incentive for remote and regional schools
A major investment designed to attract and retain teachers and administrators to remote and regional schools.
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Alternative pathways into teaching
A range of opportunities exist to commence study in a supportive and empowering university environment.
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Making direct impact in South West
Throughout her career in education, Sue Cuneo has been a strong leader and has kept up to date with contemporary trends and issues associated with her position.
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ATAR Performance Rehearsal Day
The 2023 ATAR Performance Rehearsal Day is on Sunday 24 March 2024.
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WA Public Secondary Schools' Choral Festival
Event information for the WA Public Secondary Schools' Choral Festival.
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Employment eligibility
If you’re starting employment in a public school or Department worksite you must meet eligibility requirements and complete probity checks.
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NAPLAN
The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is an annual assessment for students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9.
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WA Education Awards finalists: excellence in cultural responsiveness
Four public schools have been acknowledged in the WA Education Awards for their approach to culturally responsiveness.
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Holly puts fine point on stats champs
Holly Peach, Year 9, looks to have a bright future in the sport of fencing, having claimed the 2023 WA State Champion in epee fencing in both the Under 13, and Under 15 divisions.
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Not all heroes wear capes
Students and staff at a Perth primary school dressed up as superheroes for Hero Hunter Day in memory of their friend and classmate.
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Aussie school recognises its heroes
One school has enlisted the help of a ‘local hero’ to recognise the achievements of students and their contribution to the school community.
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Young WA animator dazzles at SIGGRAPH
Harrisdale Senior High School student Keina Sugiyama’s short ‘The Star Keeper’ shone at SIGGRAPH Asia in Sydney, taking out the second spot in the 2023 Junior Computer Animation festival in its inaugural year.
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School chaplaincy program
Chaplaincy and student wellbeing services play a key role in supporting schools to provide pastoral care.
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Great minds triumph in the Da Vinci Decathlon
Students from several public schools have excelled in the extraordinary difficult Da Vinci Decathlon competition.
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Winning Wheatbelt writers
Two Wheatbelt students have achieved a top prize for their science fiction short stories.
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Digital directory part of Chas’ trajectory
Carnarvon now has a new digital directory, and it’s thanks to 16 year-old Chas Law-Davis.
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WA Schools' Senior Concert Band Festival
This event is run in partnership with the Australian Band and Orchestra Director's Association (WA).
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$1.6 billion boost for schools
A total of $1.6 billion will be invested towards both new and improved infrastructure for public schools over the next four years.
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WA Schools' Junior Concert Band Festival
The 44th WA Schools' Junior Concert Band Festival is run in partnership with the Australian Band and Orchestra Director's Association (WA).
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Diving into water safety
A new School of Swimming and Water Safety will help ensure more young people have the opportunity to learn essential swimming skills and stay safe in and around water.
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Max’s roaring speech for idol Dusty
An expressive and passionate classroom speech has sparked an unforgettable experience for Perth boy and die-hard Tigers fan Max Andrew.
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Approval for participation options
Understand how to get approval for an alternative participation option.
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Dewey sets big goals for reading challenge
Dewey Dex, the lovable mascot for the Premier’s Reading Challenge, has re-entered Earth’s atmosphere determined for the 2024 edition to reach even greater heights than previous ones.
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Freedom of information
The public has a right to access government records. This includes records our Department controls.
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EdConnect recognises volunteers across the state
Twelve volunteers, located across the state, have been recognised in the 2023 annual EdConnect Australia WA Volunteer Awards.
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Feast of knowledge at Dianella Secondary College
Culinary creativity served up at Dianella Secondary College's Principals' Briefing.
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Bullying
Schools take an active role in keeping students and staff safe.
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Play to win
A regional WA school has taken out a national award for the way it engages students in play-based learning.
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WA schools up for national award
Two West Australian schools have been acclaimed nationally among top-performing schools across Australia.
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Sustainable champions
South Coogee Primary School has been rewarded for its commitment to land care and dedication to ensuring a whole school approach to sustainability.
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Terms and conditions
Make sure you read and understand the WA Education Awards 2024 terms and conditions.
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School councils and boards
The council or board of a public school works with the school community to achieve the best outcomes for students.
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Inspiring sportswoman and educator finalist in NAIDOC award
An Aboriginal educator in the Pilbara who inspires young Indigenous students through health and fitness was named a finalist in the 2024 National NAIDOC Week Awards.
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Challenge off and running
The Education Minister’s Running Challenge started this week and Simon Reid, Principal of Coolbinia Primary School, is already well placed to lead his school into it.
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EduKids Grants program recognised
A generous program that provides essential school supplies to students in need has been recognised by a global body.
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Students lead wetland rehabilitation
Ashburton Drive Primary School staff are fostering an appreciation in its students for the local wetlands.
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Students inspired by ballet workshop
Girrawheen Senior High School students recently swapped pens and pencils for pirouettes and sautés.
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Inspiring young scientists
West Australian schools have been recognised for their innovative approaches to teaching Albert Einstein’s famous theories in a modern way to inspire young minds.
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Distance education
Our School of Isolated and Distance Education and Schools of the Air provide the same level of education as children learning in a traditional classroom setting.
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On course for a green life
As West Aussie Hannah Green prepares to tee off for Australia at the Olympic Games, the next star from Como Secondary College’s Golf Academy is emerging.
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Acting up in East Kalgoorlie
Students from East Kalgoorlie Primary School have showcased their filmmaking talents in a unique project set in the rugged bushland of the Goldfields.
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Standards for non-government schools
Non-government school registration standards have been revised, taking effect from 1 January 2020.
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Looking back to winning big
In 2023, five schools were named winners at the Western Australian Education Awards for their dedication and commitment to shaping the lives and education of students.
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Vocational victories
Three vocational students have been named finalists in this year’s WA Training Awards.
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Students race for Grand Prix success
Belridge Secondary College Year 9 and 10 students put their minds and engineering skills to the test in the inaugural state final of the Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP).
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Accessibility on this website
Information about the accessibility of the Department's website.
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The Premier’s Reading Challenge
The Premier’s Reading Challenge is an annual literacy engagement program. The challenge was established in 2022 to encourage students to read more books, enjoy reading and improve literacy levels.
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Bullying No Way: National week of action
Australia’s key bullying prevention initiative which connects schools and communities to find workable solutions to prevent bullying.
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Students celebrating science
Rostrata Primary School students have donned their lab coats for their annual two-week science festival.
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Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check
We have a strict ‘No screen, no start’ policy.
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Lessons in literacy, art, and culture
North Cottesloe Primary School students have illustrated a book to learn about local Indigenous culture.
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From local to global
A South West teacher’s practical approach to sustainability education has been showcased around the world by the United Nations.
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Regional professional experiences
We provide funding and ongoing support for pre-service teachers and school psychologists undertaking a placement in select rural, regional or remote public schools.
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Supply to us
The Department procures goods, services and community services to support the delivery of education to public school students in accordance with the State Supply Commission and Government procurement policies.
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Framing the future
Time is running out to view the 2024 Young Originals exhibition, which showcases the incredible talent of emerging artists in Western Australia's public schools.
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Interm swimming
A school-based swimming program for children from Pre-primary to Year 7.
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From beakers to books
A school lab tech has swapped her safety goggles for reading glasses as she enters the world of book publishing.
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From Kelmscott to Canberra
Six Kelmscott Senior High School students are taking part in a summit to strengthen collaboration between young people in Australia and Southeast Asia.
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Key dates and applicant guidelines
Key dates, applicant guidelines and information to support you through the application, testing and placement processes.
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Ed Talks WA podcast series
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.
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Tagging along with emergency services
It’s usually a cause of concern when any emergency services show up to a school. But that was certainly not the case when they appeared recently at Eaton Community College (ECC).
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Paw-some authors share language and culture
Students living in one of Australia’s most remote communities have written and illustrated a bilingual picture book that was launched at the iconic Sydney Opera House.
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WA Student Council
The WA Student Council provides a student voice to shaping public education policy.
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Apply for a job
Once you register to work with us, you can apply for swimming instructor or water safety officer jobs, and relief work.
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Events and key dates
Key program dates and details of our annual music festivals.
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Geography students on top of the world
Seven public school students have solidified themselves as the best in the state for their respective year groups in this year’s Australian Geography Competition.
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Gifted and Talented
Secondary Selective Entrance programs extend and enrich learning and let creative talents flourish.
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October enrolments
VacSwim programs give children across Western Australia the skills to stay safe and build their confidence in the water.
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Regional education strategy
A draft regional education strategy is now available for consultation.
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Pathways to university
Senior school students can choose from a wide range of pathways to university, training and employment.
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International school registration
Schools seeking registration to deliver education services to international student visa holders.
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About us
We aim to deliver a high quality education to all students in all learning environments.
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Canning Vale's heart of gold
If acts of kindness were an Olympic sport, Canning Vale Primary School teacher Belinda Johnston would take home the gold medal.