An Eaton High School student has won the top prize at this year's Iluka Visions Awards for a piece she created during her ATAR art class at school. Aida Blackley, who was named winner of the award for best overall work, said she was “quite shocked” by the achievement.
A new, state-of-the-art science and technology building is being built at the elite Hale School in Perth, which, according to headteacher Dean Dell'Oro, will give students the skills to enter the exciting technological future.
In a town in northwestern Bosnia, an employee of a secondary school shot dead three staff members.
Prince Harry and Meghan took part in a drumming lesson together with Colombia's Vice President Francia Marquez and her husband.
A teenager is suspected of producing gummy bears containing THC and selling them at a western suburban school. Several students were hospitalized after allegedly consuming the gummy bears. Police have charged a 16-year-old boy with possession and supply of prohibited drugs after pupils at a western suburbs school allegedly ingested cannabis-laced gummy bears, prompting an … Read more
Taxpayers in the city of Perth will be forced to pay hefty fees as a result of the state government's decision to requisition a car park in East Perth where an inner-city primary school is to be built in the future, says Basil Zempilas.
To address the alarming learning difficulties faced by Australian schoolchildren, a new program has been launched at Pilbara Early Learning Centres to improve children's school readiness. Y WA's School ReadY program is a play-based, targeted learning program that supports children ages three to five and gives them the best possible start to their school career.
To address the learning difficulties faced by Australian schoolchildren, a new program has been launched at an early learning center in Broome to improve children's school readiness. Y WA's School ReadY program is a play-based learning program designed to give children ages three to five the best possible start to their school career.
Two rising tennis sensations from Albany have been selected to represent WA at School Sport Australia's Bruce Cup in Darwin next week.
A school in Western Australia has been given “advice” after being notified of the country’s only case of cheating in this year’s NAPLAN tests. The results of 19 children in third grade had to be removed from the national dataset after a teacher was found to have provided “inappropriate assistance” to students during the test.