We want Inclusive Schools in South Australia!

We want Inclusive Schools in South Australia!

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South Australian teachers, families, and students all want the same thing – schools where every child is welcomed and supported to thrive. But right now, many teachers don’t have the consistent backing they need to deliver inclusive learning.

CYDA's consultation with 719 South Australians found 86% of teachers wanted more training to support disabled students, while 85% of families wanted their child with disability to learn alongside their peers.

With the SA election approaching, MPs need to hear from their communities now!

CYDA’s SA Inclusive Education Roadmap provides a staged, community-informed and practical plan to fix this. It ...

South Australian teachers, families, and students all want the same thing – schools where every child is welcomed and supported to thrive. But right now, many teachers don’t have the consistent backing they need to deliver inclusive learning.

CYDA's consultation with 719 South Australians found 86% of teachers wanted more training to support disabled students, while 85% of families wanted their child with disability to learn alongside their peers.

With the SA election approaching, MPs need to hear from their communities now!

CYDA’s SA Inclusive Education Roadmap provides a staged, community-informed and practical plan to fix this. It would:

  • Support teachers to deliver inclusion
  • Help families feel confident their child is supported at school
  • Improve student wellbeing, connection, and outcomes
  • Strengthen school communities across the state

👉 Take one minute to email your MP and ask them to publicly support the Roadmap today.

Together, we can help South Australia continue to lead the nation in building schools where every child belongs.

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Email your MP

When MPs hear directly from community members, it shows them there is real local support for change. Your message will help demonstrate that South Australians want better support for teachers and more inclusive schools, and that this matters to voters ahead of the state election.

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You are welcome to use the below template to contact your MP, but emails have the most impact when they include a few personal details. Adding your own words helps show MPs that real people in their community care about this issue.

Here's how you can write a strong personalised email message to your MP.

  • Say who you are. Mention if you are a parent, teacher, student, caregiver, young person with disability, or community member that supports inclusive education.
  • Share why this matters to you. Include a short sentence or paragraph about your experiences or hopes for inclusive schooling in South Australia. 
  • Mention the Roadmap. Ask your MP to publicly support the SA Inclusive Education Roadmap
  • Include statistics. Reference the statistics included in the email template to provide evidence for your argument.
  • Be respectful, constructive, and to the point. Short and polite messages are more likely to be taken seriously. 

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