Built in 1897 from local stone, Boulder Primary School is steeped in history. Generations of Boulder families have been educated here and have a strong sense of loyalty to the School. The school continues to provide every student with a pathway to a successful future. Boulder Primary School focuses on the early years of education through the Kindilink Program and four days per week Kindy Program. With our new early learning playground students will improve their physical attributes in a state-of-the-art environment.

Curtin offers a range of courses relating to Health, Arts, and Education that you can study online If you choose to study a Curtin course online, you'll have access to all the facilities and a range of study support services available at Curtin Kalgoorlie. Studying online provides you with flexibility and opportunities. Curtin OUA provides flexible study options for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This allows you to pursue your dreams in a flexible, fully supported mode of study. Being on the doorstep of industry means work experience and practical industry input is part of every student's experience. Students studying at Curtin via Open Universities have access to Cutin Kalgoorlie's facilities and specialist support services. Scholarships offer students from rural areas financial, academic and career support, giving them more opportunities to gain new skills, expand their horizons, and add to their portfolio of achievements. For more information visit scholarships.curtain.edu.au

East Kalgoorlie Primary School (EKPS) is located in the eastern fringe of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. EKPS remains a local intake school that educates students from the entire city with an average enrolment of 160 students, 94% of whom are Aboriginal. EKPS is a small school that has a deep sense of belonging. The school has over 140 students enrolled from Kindergarten to Year 6. EKPS also have a strong focus on the pre-schooling year with their KindiLink Program working alongside the Wanslea, Spring into Learning program. EKPS deliver a strong pastoral care program that not only supports and celebrates students diverse background but also ensures they engage with our community with a strength-based positive approach. EKPS aim to provide quality, evidence-based academic programs to ensure all students are given the best opportunity to reach their full potential. There is a large focus on improvement in reading, writing, mathematics and also they have a strong STEM focus. At EKPS they acknowledge & celebrate Aboriginal culture with students learning the Wangkaja language.

Goldfields Baptist College (GBC) is the only Kindergarten to Year 12 registered educational facility in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, creating a consistent pathway on a student's learning journey. Your child will be part of a small cohort, with single streaming in primary classes. We understand that each child is on an individual learning journey, our E.E.T (Grow - Enrich - Thrive) program supports and provides an individualised approach to student learning in our dedicated teaching space "The Hub", where all can feel safe.

Hannans Primary School was established in 1992 to cater for the demand of an expanding Kalgoorlie-Bulder community. Throughout the past 22 years the school has built a strong and proud school community who are actively involved in the education of all students. Hannans Primary has a diverse student population from 21 different nationalities, including 6.5% of students who are Aboriginal. We have a strong emphasis on creating a culture of shared responsibility, caring for children and families, and promoting positive mental health and wellbeing. This is achieved through our strong commitment to improving academic and social outcomes for all students.

Built in 1896, Kalgoorlie Primary School has a proud and rich history of providing quality educational opportunities, including leadership the way with digital technologies and citizenship. Located in the heart of Kalgoorlie, students at Kalgoorlie Primary School come from varied backgrounds; 25 languages and currently represented, and enrolments mostly reflect current trends in the local mining industry. All aspects of our teaching and learning programs acknowledge our school vision: all students achieving their dreams through excellence and knowledge. A diverse range of learning experiences are provided within engaging, well-resourced and supportive learning environments. The Staff aim to engage all children in relevant, approach learning experiences, driven by the development of literacy and numeracy skills and always encouraging students to become contributing members of the school and wider global community.