More than 1000 UWA students gathered at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on Saturday night for a popular event on the uni social calendar.
Zach Margolius
Curtin Vice Chancellor Harlene Hayne has launched a pre-emptive strike on the Cook Government’s secret plans to force three of the State’s universities to merge into one giant institution.
Bethany Hiatt
A ray of sunshine has hit Perth with homegrown musical theatre darling Lucy Durack’s return to headline Aluminate 2026, Edith Cowan University’s annual celebration of alumni excellence.
Tanya MacNaughton
Narrogin Senior High School is opening up a range of pathways for their students’ futures, allowing senior students to get out of the classroom and get hands-on experience in the world of work.
Jacki Elezovich
About 250 people went back to the classroom as Newdegate Primary School celebrated its centenary in style on Friday.
Claire Middleton
Slapping a ban on smart glasses is the easy part — policing it will be another matter.
The Education Department will take on the task of managing all sporting competitions for students across the State in the wake of an investigation at School Sport WA.
New Australian research finds students’ sense of belonging and relationships at school are more strongly linked to future wellbeing than a range of other school characteristics.
Matt Zis
A public high school in Perth’s south has ditched house faction names commemorating ships linked to British colonisation of WA, partly because of their ‘deep pain’ for Aboriginal people.
A school in the heart of Fremantle has gone full blown Dockers mad ahead of the Grand Final.
Brooke Rolfe
Newdegate Primary School has turned 100 and is celebrating its birthday with a jamboree on the premises on Friday.
Students at Pingelly Primary School will have plenty of new ways to climb, explore and play after the school’s long-awaited nature playground was completed on Sunday.
Amy Towers
WA’s Education Minister has warned against Dockers fans pulling their children out of school early to fly to Melbourne for the Grand Final.
Jessica Page
Smart glasses will be banned from all WA public schools to protect teachers and children from being secretly recorded in classrooms and playgrounds.
WA’s oldest university has officially opened its first international branch campus in India, allowing local students to obtain a degree from the University of Western Australia without leaving home.
The pathway comprises two signature programs — an emerging athletes program tailored to each student and high-performance sports prizes to help alleviate costs associated with competing at a high level.
Belinda Hickman
A new survey has uncovered the alarming reality for WA students, with just one in five teenage girls feeling safe at school and two thirds of senior high schoolers grappling with mental health issues.
Rhianna Mitchell
Djidi Djidi Aboriginal School, in Glen Iris is a finalist in two categories, excellence in cultural responsiveness, and excellence in teaching and learning in the primary school sector.
Hayley Primmer
More than a decade’s worth of sensitive student data including medical records, photos and bank account details have been stolen by cyber criminals during an attack on a private Perth high school.
Charlton Hart
A Perth private school is waving goodbye to one of its most recognisable uniform staples.
Caitlin Vinci
One state is introducing daily caps on the amount of time students spend learning with screens and online in a bid to lift educational outcomes.
Melissa Meehan
A young artist whose powerful artwork captures the frustration of being caught between two cultures has been named the inaugural winner of the Pulse Acquisitive Art Award.
A Victorian program is educating Australian teachers about how to deal with rising misogyny among boys in the classroom.
Emily Woods
Vile details about the crimes allegedly committed by a music teacher who worked across five private Perth schools have been aired in court.
Jessica Evensen
