Key information

  • Direct resourcing for students with disability 
  • Professional Learning for staff 
  • Specialist Services 

There is resourcing to support all DECYP schools to meet the needs of all learners. 

  • There are two main streams of direct resourcing for students with disability: 
    • Schools use their School Resource Package (SRP) for educational programs for all students. The funding is used to make educational adjustments for students with a range of needs, including students with disability. 
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  • Resourcing and professional learning opportunities are available to all schools to build school staff capacity to identify and address the learning needs of individual students through differentiated teaching and learning. 
  • Targeted resources are available as required. This includes specialised teams, funds, programs and materials to assist schools in the educational adjustments they make for diverse learners. The specialist teams are detailed on the specialist services page. 
  • The specialist programs available to schools to help support students with disability include:
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    • (staff only) 
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Learning

  1. Literacy: reading and writing
  2. School terms and holidays
  3. Find your local school
  4. Vocational Learning
  5. Enrolling in school
  6. Early years learning
  7. Primary school to year 12
  8. Career pathways for students
  9. Attending school
  10. Supporting student need
    1. School speech and language pathologists
    2. School social workers
    3. School psychologists
    4. Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on students with disabilities
    5. Support in schools for students with disability
      1. Resourcing to schools to support students with disability
    6. Educational adjustments funding for students with disability
    7. Support for gifted and highly able students
    8. Support for gifted and highly able students online courses
    9. Tasmanian Autism Diagnostic Service (TADS)
    10. English as an additional language (EAL) support
    11. Quality learning for all
    12. What laws and policies guide inclusive education in Tasmania?
  11. Learning programs and centres
  12. Aboriginal Education Services
  13. LGBTIQA+ equality in Tasmanian government schools
  14. LGBTIQA+ equality and inclusion at DECYP
  15. International students studying in Tasmanian Government schools
  16. Awards and scholarships for students
  17. Information for schools and educators

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