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Discovering a world of opportunities
A strong public education system is the cornerstone of every successful society. The Department of Education provides high quality education for children and young people throughout Western Australia, helping them reach their full potential.
Watch our public education video to discover more about our schools, our students, our people and our commitment to public education.
Harmony Primary School draws on memory of Year 7 move
Harmony Primary School principal Lea Hadley said knowing Atwell College would open in 2009 with Year 7 students a part of their school made the transition for students easier.
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Tigers to don Deanmore design
A bright golden sun will feature on Claremont Football Club's 2013 NAIDOC Week guernsey thanks to Deanmore Primary School student Grace Herring.
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Cecil Andrews students ask the big questions
Cecil Andrews Senior High School's sharpest students were on hand at the Armadale Your Suburb, Your Voice community forum on Wednesday night to question community leaders.
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New secondary school facilities to welcome Year 7 students
Work will soon begin on new and upgraded facilities at 29 secondary schools as part of a multi-million dollar investment to welcome Year 7 students to secondary school in 2015.
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Talented drama students perform for Minister
More than 2,600 Year 6 students have nearly completed testing for a place in Gifted and Talented Programs when they commence Year 8 in 2015.
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Independent Public Schools
While exercising a range of flexibilities, Independent Public Schools also retain the benefits of being part of WA's public school system.
Classroom First
Building a strong public school system where every school is a good school; every teacher is effective; and every student is successful.
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