Loved ones have gathered to say goodbye to the 15-year-old, who was killed after being hit by a truck while walking to school.
Alexandra Feiam
Families at a Perth primary school considering changing its name should not be forced to foot the bill of the rebrand, the State’s peak body for public school parents has warned.
Bethany Hiatt
A Liberal government would deliver up to 15,000 new homes in a bustling inner-city precinct, but one iconic street won’t be touched.
Nathan Schmidt
Students from seven Albany schools are embarking on a mission to save 62 swimming pools worth of drinking water a year via conservation initiatives as rainfall continues to decline across the Great Southern.
Melissa Sheil
A Wheatbelt primary school is vying for the number one mural national vote after being named the Keep Australia Beautiful state winner for its student-created mural.
Hannah Whitehead
No child should be denied enrolment at their local school because of disability, a long-awaited review of WA’s outdated School Education Act has found.
University of Western Australia student Jorgia Blanks has become the first recipient of a prestigious marine biology scholarship in honour of Dalkeith crash victim Elizabeth Pearce.
Jessica Evensen
Members of the Oxford debating society have voted to reject its incoming president over comments about the killing of US political activist Charlie Kirk.
Staff Writers
It took nearly five hours, a crane and two workers dangling precariously above the ground to install the Edith Cowan University logo on its new inner-city campus in Yagan Square.
Although she is usually a public figure, Julie Bishop has made a stealth move on Instagram amid a furore at the Australian National University.
Emma Kirk
Cheering teenagers lined hallways and balconies as the first-ever Year 12 contingent at Bob Hawke College walked through an honour guard of younger students and proud parents.
The salty scent of the ocean was in the air at Castlereagh School this week as students were taken on a magical underwater journey, thanks to a one-of-a-kind sensory theatre experience.
Caitlin Vinci
The share of WA Year 12s willing to tackle final exams is flat-lining.
A huge spike in drowning deaths across Australia has sparked urgent calls from lifesavers to boost swimming skills.
Australia’s youngest students will see a back-to-basics shift in a key learning area under sweeping reforms to the national public school curriculum.
An anti-bullying review commissioned by the Albanese Government has handed down its final report with growing concern that already stretched teachers could be lumped with even more responsibility
Charlton Hart
Schools will have to take rapid action on bullying complaints, while teachers will get extra resources to help them respond in a crackdown on harmful behaviour.
Poppy Johnston
An aspiring psychologist hopes to help rural and regional students overcome a lack of self-belief to find their "True North" and revitalise their communities.
Kat Wong
Attempts to boost the number of girls in state selective schools will be introduced as parents flock for spots once more.
Jack Gramenz
An urgent health alert has been issued as several cases of a highly infectious disease are confirmed in one state, with one linked to a primary school.
Jessica Paul
Cost-of-living pressures are not deterring many WA parents from signing their children up for a private school education.
Education ministers from around the country will on Friday get their first look at a proposed anti-bullying national standard and resources to support the social media ban for under-16s.
A report listing WA public schools with building maintenance defects has been published, with Denmark Senior High School and Albany Senior High School named among them.
Primary school kids face screen time limits and parents no longer need to pay for devices, but questions persist around content quality and costs to schools.
William Ton and Callum Godde
