All WA Schools are reviewed by the Department of Education Public School Accountability directorate.
A public-school review in Western Australia is a systematic, three-year cycle of self-assessment and external evaluation conducted by the Department of Education to ensure high-quality education for students.
The process involves the school completing a self-assessment against six key performance domains: Relationships and Partnerships, Learning Environment, Leadership, Use of Resources, Teaching Quality, and Student Achievement and Progress, followed by a visit from a review team to validate the self-assessment and provide feedback and recommendations.
The findings of Burrendah Primary's 2023 public school review are available in the following report:
