The Disability Royal Commission made a number of findings and recommendations on inclusive education.
While the Final Report does not include any autism specific recommendations on education, it does include findings and recommendations with particular relevance to people with cognitive, intellectual, social/emotional and/or sensory disability. These may be of particular interest and relevance to some members of the autism community. These findings were informed by evidence from Autistic people and their families and supporters.
For an Easy Read version of the Commission’s report on ‘Inclusive education’, visit here.
To read the Commission’s final report in full on ‘Inclusive education’, visit here. .
If you would like more information about these findings or recommendations or have any questions about the Commission or its report, we encourage you to contact Your Story Disability Legal Support on 1800 77 1800, online here or by email here.   We appreciate that reading this page and hearing the lived experience stories shared may raise mixed emotions and cause anxiety or distress for many people. If you, or someone you know, needs support, the following services are available.