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Articles from Western Teacher
1 August 2021
Wear it Purple Day on 27 August is about showing LGBTIQ+ young people that they have the right to be proud of who they are.
1 August 2021
Education workers are invited to participate in a new sporting games event being held in Mandurah during the school holiday period in October.
1 August 2021
Sarah Dawkins was the 2020 SSTUWA participant in the Anna Stewart Memorial Project. She shares her experiences
1 August 2021
Casual teachers play an important role supporting students when their teachers are on leave, or a school requires additional support.
1 June 2021
Being a member of the State School Teachers’ Union of WA is certainly a great investment in your career. Educators work hard to achieve our qualifications and give our all for our students, so it is reassuring to know that the SSTUWA has got you covered.
1 June 2021
You are almost there! Holidays are just around the corner and now, more than ever, is an important time to stop, rest, recharge and stay connected to others.
1 June 2021
There are few people who have had such a positive impact on education and educators in Western Australia as Kim Dullard. We grieve his loss as a friend, colleague and mentor to many.
1 May 2021
In the last issue of Western Teacher we looked at applying for Level 3 Classroom Teacher status as a way to increase your salary and recognise your commitment to public education.
1 May 2021
The first step is to speak to your school union rep for advice. They can contact the union district organiser for further advice if needed.
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