Resources

The following is a list of all the resources that are associated with Disability Standards for Education 2005.

Our right to learn and play

Created:
Modified:

This story is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander school students with disability and their families. It talks about students’ rights and what schools must do to support all students to join in and learn. 

This resource was co-designed by and for young First Nations people with disability, with the help of First Peoples Disability Network Australia and Children and Young People with Disability Australia.

Our Right to Learn and Play (33MB) Accessible_kb.pdf

A day at school

Created:

This video is about the rights of students with disability at school and reasonable adjustments.

Be a disability ally

Created:

This video explores the rights of students with disability to join in with every part of school life and gives tips on being an ally to students with disability.

Getting started

Created:

This is a resource for culturally and linguistically diverse parents and caregivers of students with disability. It helps you understand how to support your child with disability in the Australian education system.

Getting started.pdf

How to advocate

Created:

This resource helps school and tertiary students with disability to build self-advocacy skills and provides guidance on how to raise and resolve concerns with their education provider.

How to advocate.pdf

Advocating for your child: the early years

Created:

This is a toolkit for parents and caregivers of young children with disability. It explains your child’s rights in early childhood education and care (ECEC) services and how you can advocate for your child in ECEC.

Advocating for your Child the early years.pdf