The Online Estimator has been updated to rollover projected funding to the period 2025 to 2028.
The determined 2025 Capacity to Contribute (CTC) scores for CTC-eligible non-government schools are not yet available on the Online Estimator. The populated scores for 2025 used by the Online Estimator are based on schools’ determined 2024 CTC scores.
To make an estimate using an updated CTC score, you can manually enter your school’s 2025 CTC score into the Online Estimator’s CTC field.
For information on:
- the latest indexation rates, visit the Department of Education website
- how to access the Online Estimator, visit the SchoolsHUB Finance help
If you have any enquiries, please contact recurrentfundingestimates@education.gov.au.
The 2025 Capacity to Contribute (CTC) scores have been released for all CTC-eligible non-government schools.
We use these scores to determine your school’s 2025 Commonwealth recurrent funding entitlements in line with the Australian Education Act 2013 and Australian Education Regulations 2023.
Find your school’s 2025 CTC score on the Department of Education website.
Online Estimator
2025 CTC scores are not currently reflected in the Online Estimator available through SchoolsHUB. We are working to include them over the coming weeks and will notify you on SchoolsHUB when the scores are incorporated.
SchoolsHUB will soon have a new page for when you sign in.
The new page makes signing in to SchoolsHUB more secure and user friendly.
You’ll still be able to sign in to SchoolsHUB with your current username and password – there will be no change to the sign-in process.
Visit the user management page for more information on SchoolsHUB account security.
The Student Attendance (STATS) Term 3 2024 collection is now open. Declare your data by Friday 25 October 2024.
Sign in to SchoolsHUB now to begin, or visit the STATS support and help page for more information.
The 2025 NCCD Guidelines have been updated with minor technical updates to ensure the Guidelines contain correct and accurate information and hyperlinks. There are no changes to the 2025 NCCD process. The 2025 Guidelines are now available on the NCCD Portal at 2025 NCCD Guidelines.
The NCCD Quick Guide has also been updated to reflect the change in year and is available on the NCCD Portal at NCCD Quick Guide.
The NCCD Guidelines are the authoritative guide to the NCCD and should be referred to when technical information and advice are required. They provide comprehensive information about the NCCD, including how to submit NCCD information, which students must be counted and what information must be provided on each student.
The NCCD Quick Guide provides the essential information schools and approved authorities need to know in an abbreviated version of the Guidelines.
Visit the NCCD Portal to download the 2025 NCCD Guidelines and the NCCD Quick Guide.
For any questions, please email NCCDSupport@education.gov.au.