[Text appears above pictures of a sports bag and a school bag. "Disability Standards for Education. A practical guide for individuals, families and communities." 
In a photo a large number of children wearing colourful shirts are arranged in a rainbow array.]

CHILD: Australian society is diverse. 
MAN: Enriched by people from different cultures, religions, and ethnic groups. 
CHILD: Our education system reflects our diverse society.  

[In a black and white photo, children attend the School of the Air by radio. In a colour photo a teacher and student use a tablet in a school computer room.]

CHILD: When society changes, education changes too.  

[Images and footage shows students of a range of backgrounds and learning needs. Teachers use a variety of educational resources with different students.]

CHILD: Today, everyone should be supported in their education... 
CHILD: And Australian teachers aim to meet all students' learning needs. 
TEENAGER: It is unlawful to discriminate against a person because they have disability. 
CHILD: This is the law. 
MAN: Under the Disability Discrimination Act. 
CHILD: The educational rights of people with disability... 
TEENAGER: Are defined in the Disability Standards for Education. 
GIRL: These Standards specify how students with disability... 
BOY: Can receive an equitable education. 
BOY: This resource shows how the Disability Standards for Education can be useful to you.  

[Text onscreen: "http://resource.dse. theeducationinstitute.edu.au 
Image (students celebrating harmony day) courtesy of Radford College, http://radford.act.edu.au. 
Image (School of the Air) from Queensland State Archives, Digital Image ID2986."]