WA leavers parties to be watched closely SCHOOL leavers celebrating in WA will be more closely watched than ever, with 500 volunteers, 30 state and local government agencies and police all bracing for a party that attracted more than 10,000 teens last year. Busselton, Dunsborough and Rottnest Island are the most popular spots for WA leavers to celebrate the end of school, with celebrations from November 25 to November 28. Police have urged school leavers to take care of themselves and each other, and told "toolies" - older revellers trying to crash the party - not to bother. The message to parents and loved ones was not to provide their leavers with alcohol or other drugs. "We are going to take a strong-arm approach and prevent that getting in and affecting our young people," Regional WA Commander Murray Smalpage said. Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan also urged leavers who needed medical treatment to be honest with paramedics. "The priority is not to go prosecuting people," Mr O'Callaghan said. We need to encourage kids to tell paramedics what it is they've taken, so paramedics can treat them properly. In Dunsborough there will be a night-time fenced entertainment zone with entertainment over four nights, plus daytime activities and a beach party at Meelup. Rottnest Island festivities will run over three nights, with a mobile disco and activities around the beach, including an aqua playground. Drugs and alcohol will not be permitted in these areas.