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An ECU study aimed to determine whether a compulsory service-learning program offered in a WA secondary school influenced former students to continue service in their lives after graduation.
More than 160 Children’s University (CU) students and their families took part in ECU’s September school holiday workshops, exploring new ideas, developing practical skills and experiencing university life across ECU’s Joondalup and South West campuses.
Music educator Dr Jason Goopy reflects on how professional associations grow teacher confidence and capabilities to help music education thrive.
Congratulations to two outstanding ECU School of Education alumni, Christopher Lambe and Nicolette Beard, recognised at Aluminate 2026, on Thursday 1 October 2026, for their remarkable contributions to education and the community!
ECU’s School of Education invites teachers, teacher educators and researchers working in literacy, Indigenous education and culturally responsive pedagogy to a Twilight Seminar exploring how Indigenous children’s literature can be used to meaningfully embed Indigenous perspectives in classroom practice. Led by industry experts Professor Nicola Daly (University of Waikato, New Zealand), Associate Professor Nayr Ibrahim (Nord University, Norway), Associate Professor Helen Adam and Dr Libby Jackson-Barrett (Edith Cowan University, Australia).
Join the Department of Education WA for an interactive and practical online session designed to help teachers confidently demonstrate the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers in their public school job applications. These standards are developed by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) Sometimes, they are referred to as the AITSL standards - https://www.aitsl.edu.au/standards.
They haven't even finished high school yet, but 148 WA students are already helping NASA tackle one of Australia's biggest threats: bushfires started by lightning.
Experiencing a "no" is an important part of how children learn to regulate emotions, cope with frustration and build resilience.
From Bunbury Institute for Advanced Education to ECU South West Bunbury Campus: A beacon for education in the South West region.