Special education school transport complaints process improved
Nikki Kaye | Education Associate Education Minister
Nikki Kaye has today announced a new complaints process and more accessible information for the special education school transport assistance (SESTA) services. This is one of the first outcomes of a review carried out by the SESTA Reference Group which is made up of representatives from the education sector, families who use SESTA services, and transport operators. The group has also developed an accessible brochure (available from 2 September) that will help families have better information about the service. ...
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