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.
Bethany Hiatt
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
Narrogin Primary School was one of 10 schools across the country selected to take part in the Champion Chats program which connected young students with Commonwealth Games athletes.
Claire Middleton
The number of reports about inappropriate behaviour towards children online soared past 100,000 in the last financial year, prompting federal police to issue an urgent message for parents.
Caleb Runciman
Leaders of peak science and industry bodies are calling for urgent improvements to maths education, in the wake of Australian 15-year-olds’ worst-ever performance on international tests.
Horrifying vision of the moment a glass roof collapsed onto a Curtin University construction site, killing a young apprentice nearly six years ago has been shown in court.
Australia still has some of the most noisy and disruptive classes in the world, according to students who were surveyed on their learning experiences after they sat their PISA tests.
Australian 15-year-olds’ skills in reading and maths have plunged to their worst level since international tests began, while science scores have stagnated.
A child has been hurt after being hit by a car outside a primary school in Inglewood.
Brooke Rolfe & Emma Kirk
New research has found that people who had a more realistic understanding of shark behaviour and recognised the ecological roles they played held more positive views of the animals and their conservation.
Derby District High School has been named a finalist in the excellence in early childhood education category at the 2026 WA Education Awards.
Julia Petersen
Research shows that people who are overqualified for their jobs and who prioritise work ahead of family are more likely to let anxiety about their careers cloud their home lives.
When new Lifeline WA chief executive Sarah Fordham was appointed to the role in July, she was shocked to discover a key suicide statistic that has not budged.
Learning to operate heavy machinery is all in a day’s work for teenagers attending one of WA’s newest schools.
A neglected swimming pool at a leading public high school has been left broken and out of action for more than three years.
Murdoch University has shelled out nearly $5 million in backpay to hundreds of staff members after underpaying them for a decade.
