Wherever possible, children with learning disabilities should have the chance of mainstream schooling, writes NADJA FLEET If Canberra's Parliament House was a classroom then, in the eyes of many, Pauline Hanson would probably be a regular in the naughty corner....
The Hon. K.L. VINCENT: The Department for Education and Child Development (DECD) has a policy, I understand, in relation to buckle guards in DECD-funded taxis which appears to contradict the rest of the country. To explain, a buckle guard is a...
The Hon. K.L. VINCENT: I will speak briefly today on the second reading of the Statutes Amendment (Universities) Bill. I appreciate the briefings I have received on this from the minister's office, universities and other stakeholders. Unfortunately, while most of...
The Hon. K.L. VINCENT: I seek leave to make a brief explanation before asking questions of the minister representing the Minister for Education and Child Development regarding seatbelt buckle guards. Leave granted. The Hon. K.L. VINCENT: The Department for Education and Child...
Tim Williams - Education Reporter | Sunday Mail MORE than 12,000 students with verified disabilities are being taught in mainstream classes in the state's public schools, alongside huge growth in "special units" and a boom in autism diagnoses. In the...
5AA David Penberthy: Kelly Vincent I felt really lucky when I went to Marion High School in the 1980s, we had a terrific program with the Ashford Special School for young people with different disabilities, predominantly autism. Now those kids...
5AA with Jade Robran Jade Robran: Kelly Vincent I have been watching your Twitter feed today and you’ve been very outspoken on this topic. Kelly Vincent: And rightly so I think because at the end of the day these comments...
Ali Clarke: Have a listen to what Pauline Hanson said last night during the debate on the Federal Government’s school funding legislation. Pauline Hanson: I hear so many times from parents and teachers whose time is taken up with children...
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