More than 56 per cent of students with disabilities had experienced bullying over a 12-month period, a national survey has found.
The survey, by Children and Young People with Disability Australia, revealed students experienced a range of bullying including being punched, kicked, headbutted, cyberbullied, spat on and having food or rocks thrown at them. Some had been told to take their own lives.
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- Education
- Author:
- Emma Siossian
- Source:
- ABC News
- Date published:
- Wed 6th Jun, 2018