Who is Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA)?Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) is the national representative organisation for children and young people with disability, aged 0–25 years.
https://cyda.org.au/Why is CYDA doing an education survey?Every two years, we run a National Education Survey to understand how students with disability are supported at school.
Your answers will help us understand what students with disability need to feel included in school and supported in learning.
Who is this survey for?This survey is for students with disability in:
• Primary school
• Secondary school
• Recently left or finished school.
There is a different survey for parents and caregivers to fill out. Use this link to the
parents/caregivers survey if you are not a young person.You may have someone support you while you complete this survey, but we need to hear your views and experiences, not theirs.
What does CYDA do with this information?The information we collect will help us advocate to government and others about the needs of school students with disability.
By completing this survey, you are consenting (giving us your permission) to use your responses for our research and advocacy.
Your privacy. CYDA is serious about privacy, and we will not share personal information with others.
If we do use things you say, we will make sure we do not use your name, or anything that people can use to find out who you are.
How long will the survey take?Approximately 20 minutes.
An asterisk(*) means we need an answer to a question, but others are optional.
Who can I contact for support or to ask a question?For more information or support, please contact Liz at lizhudson@cyda.org.au or phone 03 9417 1025 or 1800 222 660 (outside metropolitan Melbourne).
