Support with making a complaint

We can assist parents, carers and students who do not speak or understand English well, the deaf or hearing impaired and those with a speech impairment. If you need another kind of support to make a complaint, please let us know and our staff will do their best to help you. Our Easy Read guide explains with words and pictures how to make a complaint, give a compliment, or suggestion to our schools. The guide also contains information about supports available to make a complaint. Easy Read guide The National Relay Service is an Australia-wide phone service for people who are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment.
Our schools and communities will make sure that written communication is appropriate, fair and easy to read.

Support persons and advocates

You may bring a friend or relative to be your support at meetings. For more information about how others can assist you in making and progressing a complaint, see our guide about the role of support persons and advocates.

Interpreting and translation services

We can arrange onsite, online or telephone interpreting and translation services for meetings or interviews with a school or the Department of Education, if available - just ask beforehand.

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