Welcome to the Australian Association of Special Education (AASE)

AASE is a broad-based non-categorical association concerned with all who have special education needs

News from AASE

Innovative Grant Awards

The South Australian Chapter of AASE offers two grants of up to $2000 each year, available to any AASE registered school in South Australia, for innovative programs that enhance the school environment and practices that link to sustainable programs and enable inclusivity and diversity.

Call for survey participants – Current practice and future needs of professionals involved in evaluating wellbeing and identifying mental health problems in young people with complex communication needs

University of Melbourne Ethics Approval #25734 Do you work with young people, aged 10-24, who have complex communication needs (CCN), who don’t use speech, or who use augmentative communication? Do you have a role in identifying if a young person has low wellbeing or...

2023 AASE Research Award HURRY CLOSING SOON

The 2023 AASE Research Award Criteria and Information Packs are now released.

AASE NSW – Sydney University Consortium Disability Research Agenda

AASE NSW is part of a Sydney University consortium charged with developing the next national disability research agenda. Information about this can be found at the link below. As this project develops AASE NSW will keep members informed and invite participation as...

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AASE Events

DEVELOPING PERSONALISED LEARNING WITHIN CLASSROOMS USING ACARA’S CASE MODEL WITH DR MATT CAPP

Matt is one of the world’s leading inclusive learning designers, specialising in Universal Design for Learning. He has over 23 years of experience in primary and secondary schools, as well as universities, supporting students with disability and diverse learning needs.

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AASE Patron – Chris Varney

Chris is a passionate and dedicated ambassador for people on the Autism Spectrum. Click here to read more about his efforts towards a better life for people on the Autism Spectrum.