WA Education Awards - Department of Education
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WA Education Awards - Department of Education
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WA Education Awards
Award
categories
Terms and
conditions
Past
winners
WA Education Awards
The WA Education Awards celebrate the achievements of public schools and teachers in Western Australia, delivering positive outcomes for all students.
This year, there were 8 award categories that recognise excellence in public education. For more information, refer to
award categories
.
Category winners were announced at the WA Education Awards 2025 presentation breakfast event on Monday 17 November.
Find out more about the
WA Education Awards 2025 winners
.
Minister’s Teacher of the Year
Winner
Christopher Lambe, Grandis Primary School
Finalists
Emmily Deering, North Tom Price Primary School
Patricia Levitzke-Gray, Shenton College Deaf Education Centre
Rhianna Reynolds, Mount Barker Community College
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in school leadership
Winner
John Curtin College of the Arts
Finalists
Anne Hamersley Primary School
Boyare Primary School
Joseph Banks Secondary College
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in teaching and learning - primary
Winner
Campbell Primary School
Finalists
Karratha Primary School
Warriapendi Primary School
Winterfold Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in teaching and learning - secondary
Winner
Ocean Reef Senior High School
Finalists
Ashdale Secondary College
Aveley Secondary College
Harrisdale Senior High School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in cultural responsiveness
Winner
Wiluna Remote Community School
Finalists
Deanmore Primary School
Dianella Secondary College
Rangeway Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in disability and inclusion
Winner
Bob Hawke College
Finalists
Fremantle College
Mosman Park School for Deaf Children
Warnbro Community High School Education Support Centre
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in wellbeing and learning
Winner
Rangeway Primary School
Finalists
Avonvale Primary School
Bannister Creek Primary School
Charthouse Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in early childhood education
Winner
Karratha Primary School
Finalists
Baynton West Primary School
Esperance Primary School
Joondalup Education Support Centre
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Category partners
Stott Hoare
A trusted technology partner you can always rely on. This has always been the case from as early as delivering the very first typewriters in Australia in 1876, to opening Stott and Hoare in 1915, to becoming a leading IT solutions and technology provider over 100 years later.
Stott Hoare
strives to remain as a reliable technology partner, simplifying technology solutions for organisations, solving problems and marshalling resources to get the job done, even when things seem impossible.
Edith Cowan University
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
is named after one of Australia’s most inspiring women, Edith Cowan, whose ideas led to a better way of life for others, including access to education. The School of Education at ECU has a long history of transforming lives through education and producing exceptional educators since 1902. As the number one provider of teaching graduates to public schools in WA, the university offers students a breadth of choice, flexibility and unique opportunities. Their strong reputation for producing quality graduate educators is due to ECU’s dedication in providing professional experience opportunities through their partnerships with over 1,500 schools and early childhood centres in WA.
Lift Alliance
The
LIFT Alliance
consists of technology services company Kinetic IT, IT solutions provider NRI, IT platform provider Campfire, and software developer and integrator Systemic. Together, under The LIFT Alliance, the 4 businesses deliver end-to-end ICT services for more than 800 Western Australian public schools through its contract with the Department of Education.
The West Australian
The West Australian
is a leading news source in Perth and WA. Breaking local and world news from sport and business to lifestyle and current affairs. It is part of Seven West Media, the leading, listed national multi-platform media business based in Australia.
Event partners
Maxxia
As one of Australia’s largest salary packaging providers,
Maxxia
has specialised in creating the best possible salary packaging and novated leasing experience. Maxxia has over 30 years’ experience helping customers do more with their money by delivering real tax savings.
Programmed
Programmed
is a leading provider of facility management, maintenance, staffing and care services. Programmed employs over 30,000 people every year across a broad range of industries and partner with more than 10,000 customers, small and large. Programmed works in partnership with many of Australia and New Zealand’s leading businesses across major industries including mining and resources, oil and gas, government and defence, education, aviation, health, infrastructure, manufacturing, transport and logistics. Programmed provides the people, knowledge, expertise and support to help our customers and communities grow and succeed.
true
WA Education Awards
Award
categories
Terms and
conditions
Past
winners
WA Education Awards
The WA Education Awards celebrate the achievements of public schools and teachers in Western Australia, delivering positive outcomes for all students.
This year, there were 8 award categories that recognise excellence in public education. For more information, refer to
award categories
.
Category winners were announced at the WA Education Awards 2025 presentation breakfast event on Monday 17 November.
Find out more about the
WA Education Awards 2025 winners
.
Minister’s Teacher of the Year
Winner
Christopher Lambe, Grandis Primary School
Finalists
Emmily Deering, North Tom Price Primary School
Patricia Levitzke-Gray, Shenton College Deaf Education Centre
Rhianna Reynolds, Mount Barker Community College
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in school leadership
Winner
John Curtin College of the Arts
Finalists
Anne Hamersley Primary School
Boyare Primary School
Joseph Banks Secondary College
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in teaching and learning - primary
Winner
Campbell Primary School
Finalists
Karratha Primary School
Warriapendi Primary School
Winterfold Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in teaching and learning - secondary
Winner
Ocean Reef Senior High School
Finalists
Ashdale Secondary College
Aveley Secondary College
Harrisdale Senior High School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in cultural responsiveness
Winner
Wiluna Remote Community School
Finalists
Deanmore Primary School
Dianella Secondary College
Rangeway Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in disability and inclusion
Winner
Bob Hawke College
Finalists
Fremantle College
Mosman Park School for Deaf Children
Warnbro Community High School Education Support Centre
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in wellbeing and learning
Winner
Rangeway Primary School
Finalists
Avonvale Primary School
Bannister Creek Primary School
Charthouse Primary School
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Excellence in early childhood education
Winner
Karratha Primary School
Finalists
Baynton West Primary School
Esperance Primary School
Joondalup Education Support Centre
Learn more about this year's
finalists
.
Category partners
Stott Hoare
A trusted technology partner you can always rely on. This has always been the case from as early as delivering the very first typewriters in Australia in 1876, to opening Stott and Hoare in 1915, to becoming a leading IT solutions and technology provider over 100 years later.
Stott Hoare
strives to remain as a reliable technology partner, simplifying technology solutions for organisations, solving problems and marshalling resources to get the job done, even when things seem impossible.
Edith Cowan University
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
is named after one of Australia’s most inspiring women, Edith Cowan, whose ideas led to a better way of life for others, including access to education. The School of Education at ECU has a long history of transforming lives through education and producing exceptional educators since 1902. As the number one provider of teaching graduates to public schools in WA, the university offers students a breadth of choice, flexibility and unique opportunities. Their strong reputation for producing quality graduate educators is due to ECU’s dedication in providing professional experience opportunities through their partnerships with over 1,500 schools and early childhood centres in WA.
Lift Alliance
The
LIFT Alliance
consists of technology services company Kinetic IT, IT solutions provider NRI, IT platform provider Campfire, and software developer and integrator Systemic. Together, under The LIFT Alliance, the 4 businesses deliver end-to-end ICT services for more than 800 Western Australian public schools through its contract with the Department of Education.
The West Australian
The West Australian
is a leading news source in Perth and WA. Breaking local and world news from sport and business to lifestyle and current affairs. It is part of Seven West Media, the leading, listed national multi-platform media business based in Australia.
Event partners
Maxxia
As one of Australia’s largest salary packaging providers,
Maxxia
has specialised in creating the best possible salary packaging and novated leasing experience. Maxxia has over 30 years’ experience helping customers do more with their money by delivering real tax savings.
Programmed
Programmed
is a leading provider of facility management, maintenance, staffing and care services. Programmed employs over 30,000 people every year across a broad range of industries and partner with more than 10,000 customers, small and large. Programmed works in partnership with many of Australia and New Zealand’s leading businesses across major industries including mining and resources, oil and gas, government and defence, education, aviation, health, infrastructure, manufacturing, transport and logistics. Programmed provides the people, knowledge, expertise and support to help our customers and communities grow and succeed.