Royal commission hears how schools have succeeded including students with disabilities | ABC News

The Disability royal commission has heard evidence from schools that have embraced the inclusion of students with disabilities with great success.

School staff have told how they've used more than one teacher and special curriculum plans, and that all students have benefited.

Social Affairs correspondent Norman Hermant reports from the Commission in Townsville.

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