You can now sign into SchoolsHUB to complete your school’s 2024 Non-government schools census (the census). Census data must be submitted by Friday 9 August 2024.

Important dates for the 2024 census

Monday 29 July 2024: Census opens in SchoolsHUB

Friday 2 August 2024: Census day

Friday 9 August 2024: Census declaration due

Friday 16 August 2024: Census special circumstances applications due

We’re here to help

For help with completing your school’s census:

• visit the SchoolsHUB census page
• email schools@education.gov.au
• call 1800 677 027 (select option 2, then option 1)
• submit a support request through SchoolsHUB.

The July 2024 SchoolsHUB newsletter is now available to download.

This edition covers:

• our progress towards replacing SchoolsHUB with a modern and stable platform
• the remaining SchoolsHUB data collections for 2024
• the mid-year intake foundation and census
• the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability Guidelines
• helpful education resources and products.

You can also plan for key Department of Education data collection and payment periods using our handy calendar of key dates.

Download the July 2024 SchoolsHUB newsletter.

The 2024 STATS Semester 1 collection is due on 2 August 2024. Sign into SchoolsHUB to submit your school’s data.

For more information, visit the STATS support and help page.

The 2024 Student Attendance (STATS) Semester 1 data collection is now open. Please submit your school’s STATS data on SchoolsHUB by 2 August 2024.

For more information:

• visit the SchoolsHUB STATS page
• email AttendanceHelpdesk@education.gov.au
• call 1800 677 027 (select option 2, then option 3).

We’re building a new platform that will make it easier for you to submit your school’s data and find information. Visit the Department of Education website for details.

Schools are advised to use the 2023 NCCD Guidelines when completing their 2024 Non-Government Schools census. (Census opens 29 July 2024 and closes 9 August 2024).

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 2023 NCCD Guidelines and the NCCD Quick Guide.

For any questions, please email NCCDSupport@education.gov.au.