It's estimated more than one in 10 children with disabilities are not being accommodated by mainstream schools, despite an obligation for them to do so.
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Children with disabilities left out of schools in Australia.
It's estimated more than one in 10 children with disabilities are not being accommodated by mainstream schools, despite an obligation for them to do so.
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By Laurie Lawira, Madhura Seneviratne
Source: SBS
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