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The student portal is your space to access and check personal information that relates to your Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE), Western Australian Statement of Student Achievement (WASSA), and other senior secondary school achievements.

The student portal is available to all students currently enrolled in Years 10 to 12, Year 9 students on an accelerated language program, and former students who graduated in 2016 or later. For results from prior to 2016, please complete the Application Form — Copy of Results/Certificate of secondary education in Western Australia.

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Student portal features

Enrolments

Examinations

  • Complete your Student Declaration and Permission if you are a Year 12 student, or enrolled in a Year 12 Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) course, from Thursday, 19 February 2026 to Thursday, 27 August 2026
  • Download your personalised examination timetable(s) for the practical and written ATAR course examinations from Tuesday, 8 September 2026 to Thursday, 19 November 2026
  • Special Provisions:
    • Download your sickness/misadventure outcome
    • Download your approved equitable access adjustments.

Achievements

  • Check your Year 12 results in mid-December
  • Download digital copies of certificates that can be presented when applying for university, TAFE, employment, or training, in the year after you complete Year 12:
    • Your WACE, WASSA and ATAR course reports are available from mid-January
    • Your Award certificates are available from mid-February.
  • PLEASE NOTE: Your ATAR is released by the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC).
Login and navigation instructions

The following guides are available for support with logging in to the student portal (https://studentportal.scsa.wa.edu.au/):

To log in you will need your Western Australian student number (WASN), an 8-digit number which may appear on your personalised examination timetable, school reports, or SmartRider.

Your initial password is a combination of your family name and date of birth — Nnddmmyyyy:

  • Nn = the first two letters of your family name: the first as a capital letter (A–Z) and the second as a lower-case letter (a–z), excluding any punctuation or spaces
  • Ddmmyyyy = your date of birth in day-month-year format.

For example, Ms Smith, born on 5 October 2004, would be Sm05102004. Mr O’Pearson, born on 18 March 2002, would be Op18032002.

If your family name has fewer than two letters, or you do not have a family name, then use Ab. For example, Ms U, born on 26 June 2003, would be Ab26062003.

If you have previously logged into the student portal, but have forgotten your password, click Forgot your password? to reset your password.

If you are still unable to log in, and require further support, please contact the Helpdesk.

Information for Year 12 students and former students

Year 12 student portal flyer 2026

2026 Year 12 students will be able to check their results on Sunday, 20 December 2026 and access their WACE, WASSA, ATAR course reports, and ATAR examination results from mid-January 2027. Digital copies of award certificates will be available from mid-February 2027.

Student portal flyer for certificates 2016–2025

2016–2025 Year 12 students can download digital copies of their WACE, WASSA, ATAR course reports and awards at any time.

Helpdesk

Please see the FAQ page for answers to frequently asked questions.

If you have previously accessed the student portal and cannot recall your password, please use the Forgot your password? link at the bottom of the login page and follow the steps to reset your password.

If you are still unable to access your student portal account, you can email wacehelp@scsa.wa.edu.au (monitored from Monday to Friday between 8.00 am and 4.30 pm) for assistance. In your email, please include your:

  • full name
  • WASN
  • school name
  • date of birth
  • current home address (if you have left school, your home address at the time you left)
  • photo ID (this is not required if you are a current student and send the request from your official student email address).

Note: due to security restrictions, your WASN cannot be provided over the phone.

Please be aware that account access queries must be sent by the student who owns the account and cannot be requested by any other individual or organisation.

Student portal terms of use

The School Curriculum and Standards Authority (the Authority) provides access to online services to students through the student portal. These services may be used by students to submit their Student Declaration and Permissions, review their details, view personalised examination timetables and arrangements, and access achievements presented by the Authority. Students may also use the portal to submit their WACE Language application and Year 12 EAL/D (English as an Additional Language or Dialect) ATAR declaration.

Limits of the Service:

  1. The Authority does not undertake to provide all student information via the student portal.
  2. Except in cases where a student is in an accelerated language program, accounts will only be made available for students once they have been registered with the Authority for Year 10.
  3. The Authority does not accept responsibility for any event arising from unauthorised access or use of the student portal.

When using online services provided by the Authority, I agree that:

  1. Access to each student portal account is for the account owner only. Passwords cannot be reset at the request of any other individual or organisation.
  2. Information contained in the student portal is personal and private and should not be shared via screenshots or other means.
  3. I have a responsibility for keeping my student portal access details (username and password/s) confidential.
  4. If I become aware of unauthorised access to my account, I will immediately inform the Authority at srms@scsa.wa.edu.au.
  5. I consent to the logging, monitoring and auditing of my use of the student portal for system administration.
  6. Any breach of these conditions for which I am responsible may result in my access to the student portal being suspended or revoked.