NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has ordered an inquiry after more than 700 disabled students were left without assisted travel on the first day of school.
An angry Mr O'Farrell described the bungle as "unacceptable" and a "stuff up", saying he had ordered the head of his department to begin an
investigation into how 740 students could be stranded without transport.
Parents were only informed of the fact the buses would not be running over the weekend, and have been told they can claim back taxi fares until the debacle has been addressed.
"This is a stuff up," Mr O'Farrell told reporters at Homebush Public School in Sydney.
"The education minister, the department of education are trying to sort it out.
