A national science literacy test has found a third of Year 10 students don’t know what causes night and day in worrying results that show the country’s science credentials are seriously lacking.
Bethany Hiatt
WA children of migrants from non-English speaking backgrounds are better at spelling than many of their classmates from English-speaking families.
A whimsical piece of artwork that reacts to sound by creating waves will wrap around the building at the centre of the Broome Senior High School makeover.
Jakeb Waddell
A scheme to allow academically-gifted Chinese students into a handful of sought-after Perth public schools has been put on ice because of the international coronavirus outbreak.
Court action by a teacher has put more pressure on St Kevin's College in Melbourne after the school's headmaster resigned following a child-grooming scandal.
Carly Waters
Worrying new research has revealed girls are struggling with their mental health more than boys, with nearly half admitting they don’t feel good about themselves or feel safe at home.
Kate Emery
St Kevin's headmaster Stephen Russell has resigned following reports over the Melbourne Catholic school's handling of a child-grooming case.
A WA teacher is staring down more than a dozen charges amid allegations he sexually abused a female student from the private school where he taught.
Principal Neil Hunt has expressed his “absolute disappointment” at the allegations in a letter to parents, announcing the students had been suspended for the maximum period permitted.
Josh Zimmerman
The families of three female high school runners in the US have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block transgender athletes in Connecticut from participating in girls sports.
Pat Eaton-Robb
EXCLUSIVE: Padbury Education and Child Care Centre is one of nine new centres to make The West Australian’s top 50 WA childcare centre list following the release of new assessment data.
Sarah Crawford
WA is back in the game after squandering its early advantage in international education and betting everything on the resources dollar.
Sean Smith
A September survey found only 10 per cent of the City of Perth’s 527 employees would promote it as a place to work, with concerns about infighting and ‘politics’ rife. Who can save them?
Parents and students of the Perth school attended by the gang allegedly responsible for Thursday’s cowardly train station bashing say they’re still questioning what could trigger such a savage attack.
Sarah Steger
A man viciously set upon by a gang of Perth school students - reportedly for his shoes - was attacked just minutes after patrolling transit officers departed Stirling Train Station.
Two-time AFL premiership player Bachar Houli's youth work has a new home at the Australian Islamic Centre with an $850,000 federal grant.
Christine McGinn
The five teenagers alleged to have viciously bashed a young man at Stirling Train Station yesterday afternoon are students at a nearby high school.
The Department of Education has confirmed seven Newman Senior High School students have been suspended after a brawl in which two teachers were struck.
Jakeb Waddell and Sam Jones
A Catholic school deputy principal is fighting to get his job back after allegations he raped a male student more than 20 years ago led to his sacking.
Let WA children eat cake Premier Mark McGowan has decreed after a Perth school put a ban on students bringing birthday treats to class.
Peter de Kruijff, Josh Zimmerman and Sarah Brookes
In the fourth part of a five-part series examining the state of our school system and what we can do better, Education Editor Bethany Hiattexamines technology’s impact on the iGeneration’s education.
Furious parents have slammed a Perth school for banning kids from bringing cupcakes to class on their birthday — partly in case they offend students from different cultures.
Sarah Brookes
In the third part of a five-part series examining the state of our school system and what we can do better, Education Editor Bethany Hiatt looks at the vexed question of teacher training.
Two former teachers at an elite Perth school — the first in WA to be accused of failing to report sexual abuse — will both go on trial in March, as witnesses at the hearing were granted anonymity.
Tim Clarke
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