Reviewed 21 December 2021
Department of Education and Training
- Education – information for parents home
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- School
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- Supporting your child's education
- How to build your child's literacy skills from birth to Grade 2
- How to build your child's numeracy skills from birth to Grade 2
- How to build your child's literacy skills from Grades 3 to 6
- How to build your child's numeracy skills from Grades 3 to 6
- Literacy and numeracy tips in your language
- Tutor learning initiative - extra learning support for your child
- Find a language program
- Encouraging science, technology, engineering and maths skills
- Ways to get involved in your child's school
- Speak to your child in the language you know best
- Find my School
- School policies and guidance
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- Disability and inclusive education
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- Starting, attending and leaving school with disability
- Starting school for children with additional needs
- Moving to secondary school for students with additional needs
- Getting to and from school for students with disability
- Travel training for students commuting to specialist school
- Leaving school and career planning - students with disability
- Understanding communication needs and getting support
- Speech, language and communication assessment
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- Disability support at school
- Support for students with high care needs
- Extra learning support for students with additional needs
- Extra support from specialist staff in schools
- Working with education providers if your child has additional needs
- Student support groups for children with additional needs
- How you can support your child with additional needs at home
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- Physical disability at school
- Understanding physical disability and health care needs for education
- Hearing assessments
- Understanding hearing loss
- Support in early childhood for hearing loss
- Support at school for hearing loss
- Getting assessed for vision impairment
- Understanding vision impairment
- Support at school for students with vision impairment
- Help for children with additional needs at kindergarten
- COVID-19 information for parents