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Pioneering two-way language initiatives recognised
Patricia Konigsberg is a linguist and educator and is a leading advocate for two-way learning.
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From remote regions to Government House, with Girls from Oz
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.
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Pre-service teacher opportunities
We provide well-supported practical experience to pre-service teachers and school psychologists.
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External support services
You and your family can access other services when you require additional support.
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Enrol at a public school
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.
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Throwing shade on the playground
Ranford Primary School recently unveiled its latest playground addition – a new shade structure.
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Homework and study
Homework and study gets your children thinking and applying what they learn in different ways, developing them into independent learners.
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Where we’re going, we don’t need four wheels
Lathlain Primary School’s Bike Bus is no regular bus.
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Premier's Anzac Student Tour
Student ambassadors represent their school, community and the state on the Premier's Anzac Student Tour.
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Wired together, students unite in robotic adventures
A $75,000 grant is allowing 13 WA public schools to come together and share their interest and love for robotics.
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Artistic fingers on the pulse
Creative, thought provoking, and expressive pieces by young WA artists are on display at the State’s most recognised gallery.
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From classroom to crescendo
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.
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Making a splash in ocean conservation
An Australia-first marine program is turning students in the South-West into citizen scientists, empowering them to make an impact through coastline conservation.
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Education support professional experience
Pre-service teachers completing a professional experience in one of our metropolitan education support centres or schools may be eligible for funding.
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Subs in Schools success
Students from a Fremantle school have taken out a national prize for their submarine design.
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Students shine in Solar Car Challenge
Students across Western Australia recently showcased their STEM prowess in the exciting Synergy Solar Car Challenge.
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Teaching opportunities for pre-service teachers - Pre-Service Teacher Fixed Term Pool
Final year pre-service teachers can teach in public schools across WA with our Casual Teacher and Pre-Service Teacher Fixed Term pools.
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2024 Premier’s Anzac Student Tour
Follow the journey of the 2024 Anzac Student Tour as they explore Singapore.
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School data and performance
Every year data is collected relating to schools, students and staff throughout the Western Australian education system.
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Two-way Science reaching students across WA
An interactive mobile application designed to help with the sharing of Two-way Science initiatives in the classroom has been launched in Leonora, in WA’s Goldfields.
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Classroom to creek
Students at a Great Southern primary school are taking a hands-on approach to learning more about the local environment.
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School unveils vibrant yarning circle
A new yarning circle was recently unveiled at South Hedland Primary School, in respect for local Indigenous culture and students.
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Remote Kimberley educator awarded Public Service Medal
An Aboriginal and Islander Education Officer (AIEO) from a remote Kimberley school has received a Public Service Medal for being a system-wide voice and advocate for Ngarinyin culture.
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The 2024 Women of Achievement Award winner is…
A Fremantle program coordinator, focussed on achieving stronger academic outcomes for disengaged students, has been awarded the Department’s 2024 Women of Achievement Award.
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Aboriginal languages
We are committed to continuing these languages by teaching them in public schools across the state.
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Student-made lamps shine bright
A class of innovative Year 12 students have showcased their creativity and craftsmanship by building desk lamps out of recycled wood.
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Clean up on aisle nature
A student Environment Action Team has taken to the beach in Broome to clean up marine litter with the aim of protecting the ocean.
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Art teacher is Archibald finalist again
Award-winning artist and long-serving art teacher, Jill Ansell, has been named a finalist for the Archibald Prize for the second year in a row.
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Footy and fellowship
A football excursion to Meekatharra has ignited excitement and community spirit.
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Musical magic
The extraordinary talent of young musicians was on display at the annual Opus concert where audience members were treated to a night of creativity and joy.