For an easy English version of this information, download Disability Inclusion (accessible) (PDF, 2.08MB).
Disability Inclusion – information in your language
Translated information about Disability Inclusion, which is providing extra support for children with disability in government schools.
What Disability Inclusion involves
Disability Inclusion includes:
Disability Inclusion is now available statewide
Disability Inclusion rolled out to Victorian government schools between 2021 and 2025. All schools state-wide have now started Disability Inclusion.
Disability Inclusion at your child’s school
Your child’s school will support your child with their learning and provide the adjustments they need.
If your child is part of the Program for Students with Disability (PSD), they will continue to get support from their school. Disability Inclusion gradually replaces the PSD.
Your child’s school will let you know if the Disability Inclusion Profile is needed for your child and help you with the process.
Training, coaching and support initiatives continue to help schools deliver the support that students with disability and diverse learners need.
2027 program changes
From 2027, changes to the Disability Inclusion Profile and student-level disability funding will be introduced.
Read the information sheet for families, including frequently asked questions (DOCX, 372KB).
More information
- Information and services for families of children living with disability and additional needs Disability and inclusive education
- Disability rights and responsibilities for families Disability Standards for Education: A practical guide for individuals, families and communities - Nationally Consistent Collection of Data
- Schools implementing Disability Inclusion have shared their insights in stories and videos on the Disability Inclusion – Inclusive education in practice page
- Information resources by the Australian Government on the Disability Standards for Education 2005 that were co-designed with people with disability with the help of Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA)
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