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Information on the ANZAC history, WA War Memorials, Gallipoli student tours, commemorative activities for Anzac Day can be found here.
A large majority have heard of Arbor Day, most have probably planted a tree. If you wish to find out the history and significance of Arbor day enter this site.
For anyone interested in visual art or if you want to learn more, visit the Art Gallery of Western Australia. This site provides information on guided tours, education programs and exhibitions.
The Department for Communities offer activities and ideas to help children enjoy childhood during Children's Week, to play and to share each other's unique culture and situation.
Lots of fun and activity for kids to learn can be found at this site. Enter now for fun games and knowledge.
If you, your family or friends are looking to go to Whiteman Park to see a display, join in a festival or show, you will find all the events listed here. You can look at a specific event or month, or search the calendar for details.
The Department of Agriculture and Food has a detailed and comprehensive calendar of agricultural and rural events on this site.
Hey kids! Want some fun with Freddy the Fire Engine? Click here, visit the museum or the Firestation - learn Freddy's fire safety rules. Play with Koala Bill and learn about bushfire safety or play some other great games.
GetAccess is the WA Department of Training and Employment's career information website. Here you can find out about forthcoming conferences, seminars and training events or post a notice of your own.
Hey kids, do you want to feed a kangaroo? Play on a really big playground? Take a trip on a railway? Click here to play the Whiteman Wallaby game, colour-in and get a certificate to print. You could have your next birthday party at Whiteman Park.
LisKidz is the State Library of Western Australia's website designed especially for kids. The site emphasises writing and publishing for kids.
This site provides information on courses pertaining to outdoor safety, planning, camping methods, navigation, water management, firelighting, edible vegetation, avoiding poisoning, survival techniques, Aboriginal bush living skills, and more.
PALS stands for Partnership Acceptance Learning Sharing, and is a major initiative of the WA government to promote reconciliation through learning in our schools. Visit the PALS website for information on activities, projects, and resources.
The Perth Observatory, situated in the Darling Range 25 km from Perth, conducts research in astronomy. Click here to learn more, book a tour, find out about current phenomena, follow links to other sites, and learn the history of the Perth Observatory.
Looking for inexpensive activities for your children? Would you like your kids to learn as they play? Here you can download various activity sheets in PDF to enjoy with your children.
Hey kids, want to learn more about electricity? This site contains information, activities, puzzles and tips on electrical safety.
Are you attending school between Kindergarten and Year 7? Do you love to read? Want something to do over the summer holidays? Take up the Premier’s Summer Reading Challenge. This site has registration details and the prizes on offer.
School Sport WA promotes and organises sporting competitions and carnivals for school students in WA at local, regional, interstate and international levels. On this site you can discover the upcoming events for various sports.
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