Our award-winning Centre of Resources Excellence (CoRE) learning model and philosophy operate across a network of schools in WA and nationally. As we continue to grow our reach and deepen our commitment to equitable STEM education in regional communities, we seek out passionate, driven individuals ready to innovate and make a difference for our educators, students and local communities. At the CoRE Learning Foundation, we have a singular purpose - We empower educators through

History is officially in the making at Baler Primary School. This year marks a monumental milestone for our community as they become the first school to implement the CoRE Learning Model across every single primary school classroom. From our youngest Pre-Primary explorers to our graduating Year 6 leaders, the entire school is diving headfirst into a new era of STEM education. A New Era of STEM Learning Together with 23 dedicated CoRE Educators, Baler’s 529 students are turnin

At CoRE, we often talk about how our project-based learning model prepares students for university and careers in STEM. But hearing it straight from our alumni brings the impact into sharp focus. Sylvia Blakeway, a CoRE graduate and Curtin University student, shared her experience at CoRE’s Powering Tomorrow’s Innovators  event. She completed her secondary education at Kent Street Senior High School, CoRE’s Lighthouse School, and was involved in the program from Year 7 to 10

The CoRE Learning Foundation and the WA Mining Club proudly present Pit to Pixel, a FREE, ready-to-use Digital Technologies program. This program incorporates our proven CoRE Learning Model to help connect student learning to careers in the resources industry.