DDA tip sheets

The topical Tip Sheets support services to understand and implement the DDA through grouping information under the headings of Know, Think and Do.

School age care services must make reasonable adjustments to support children with disability to access and fully participate on the same basis as children without disability. Coordinators, leaders and educators…

Children’s education and care services must make reasonable adjustments to support children with disability to access and participate on the same basis as children without disability. Service leaders and educators…

Children’s education and care services must make reasonable adjustments to support children with disability to access and participate on the same basis as children without disability. Service leaders and educators…

Supporting children and families during transitions supports continuity of learning. Effective communication supports successful transitions. When a child with disability engages in any major transition, it is important to carefully…

Well-planned induction processes help new employees understand important aspects of their role and establish clear expectations of what is required from them and what to expect from others. Including Information…

Collaborative relationships with families are central to achieving positive outcomes for children. Sometimes conversations that raise concerns about a child’s development, learning or behaviour can be hard for educators or…

Accessible recruitment processes promote the value of diversity in the workplace and broaden your pool of applicants, increasing your chances to attract the best person for the role. Accessible recruitment…

Educators and staff in children’s education and care services are important role models and require a unique set of skills, qualities, and qualifications. Recognising the importance of mindset, skills and…