Every child and young person has the right to participate, learn and achieve at school.
Students with disability have the right to enrol in a school on the same basis as students without disability, and schools must make reasonable adjustments so that students with disability can participate on the same basis as other students.
You play an important part in helping to make that happen. Children and young people do best when families and schools work together.
This information will help you support your child’s education.
Your child’s rights and starting school
How funding works
Working with your child’s school
Support for students with disability
- Get into work experience
- Reduced hours at school and modified timetables
- Reasonable adjustments
- Out-of-school hours care and school holiday programs
- School camps and excursions
- Senior school options
- Supporting transitions in education
- Suspensions and expulsions
- Toileting and other support at school
- Starting Secondary School Guide for Students
Information to share with your child’s teacher
Raising a concern
Rock Solid – Resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families
