All articles about Northern Territory Disability Support Blueprint.
Practical strategies for parents in remote and very remote Northern Territory communities to secure classroom adjustments, SWIPS referrals, and NDIS-school integration despite limited specialist access.
How to get classroom adjustments in Northern Territory schools while waiting 6-24 months for a diagnosis, using imputed disability provisions and the right advocacy tools.
How Defence families posted to Darwin, Tindal, or Robertson Barracks and FIFO families can transfer disability support plans into NT schools and maintain ILP continuity across relocations.
Compare the cost and effectiveness of a printed disability support guide vs hiring a private education advocate in the Northern Territory for ILP meetings and school disputes.
Practical alternatives to expensive private education advocates for NT parents navigating ILP meetings, school disputes, and DSE 2005 complaints — from free services to self-advocacy tools.
The NT has no due process hearing—but NT parents can file with the Anti-Discrimination Commission, AHRC, and NT Ombudsman. Here's how each pathway works.
What is an ILP in the Northern Territory? Learn how Individual Learning Plans work under NT DoE, DSE 2005, and the NCCD framework—and how to get one.
NT has no 504 plan—but reasonable adjustments and ILPs serve related purposes. Learn how DSE 2005 works in Northern Territory schools and what you can demand.
Your legal rights as a parent in NT special education. DSE 2005, Anti-Discrimination Act NT, Education Act 2015—what schools must do and how to enforce it.
How to monitor your child's ILP progress in NT schools. Learn what data schools should collect, how to request progress reports, and when goals need to be revised.
What goes into a Behaviour Intervention Plan in NT schools? Learn the NT BIP framework, what it must include, and how to challenge plans that aren't working.
NT transition ILP goals for school moves and post-school pathways. Covers primary to high school, SLES, NTCET, and remote community transition planning under NT DoE guidelines.
How NT schools evaluate students for disability support. Learn about SWIPS assessments, the NCCD framework, wait times in Darwin and Alice Springs, and your rights as a parent.
NT disability advocates charge $100–$220/hr. Learn who advocates for students with disability in the NT, when to hire one, and when you can advocate yourself.
NT parents can request independent assessments when they disagree with school evaluations. Learn how independent educational evaluation works under DSE 2005 in the NT.
A practical ILP goal bank for NT parents and teachers. Learn how to write SMART goals tied to NCCD levels for the Northern Territory Individual Learning Plan process.
How to get an effective ILP for autism in NT schools. Covers NCCD levels, SWIPS referrals, sensory adjustments, Darwin wait times, and remote access challenges.
How to get school adjustments for anxiety in the NT. Learn what an ILP for anxiety covers under DSE 2005, what adjustments work, and how to act before a formal diagnosis.
How to get an ILP for ADHD in NT schools. Learn what reasonable adjustments look like for ADHD under DSE 2005, NCCD levels, and how to get support without waiting for diagnosis.
What is a functional behaviour assessment in NT schools? Learn how FBAs work under DSE 2005, who conducts them, and how to use the results in your child's ILP.
NT has no formal US-style manifestation determination, but DSE 2005 and NT anti-discrimination law protect students from exclusionary discipline. Here's how.
Step-by-step guide to the NT Individual Learning Plan process—how to request one, what happens at the meeting, what should be in the plan, and how to prepare.
Can NT parents claim compensatory education when a school fails to implement an ILP? Learn about remedies under DSE 2005, the NT Anti-Discrimination Act, and AHRC conciliation.