NCCD
Supporting Every Student: What is the NCCD?
At Redlynch State College, we are committed to supporting all our students so they can thrive in their learning journey. One way we do this is through the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD) on school students with disability.
What is the NCCD?
The NCCD is an annual collection that counts the number of students receiving adjustments at school because of a disability – as defined by the Disability Discrimination Act 1992. It helps us:
- Better understand the needs of our students
- Plan and deliver appropriate support and adjustments
- Inform national educational planning and funding
Who is included?
Students included in the NCCD:
- Have a formal diagnosis OR are imputed to have a disability
- Receive adjustments at school that support them to access learning on the same basis as their peers
This includes students with autism, ADHD, learning difficulties, anxiety, and more.
What kind of support is provided?
We tailor adjustments based on each student’s needs, which may include:
- Curriculum modifications
- Environmental supports (e.g., quiet spaces)
- Targeted teaching strategies
- Collaboration with support staff and families
When does this happen?
The data is collected throughout the year, with final submission by August. No student names are included—only general information like the level of adjustment and type of disability.
Is my child’s privacy protected?
Yes. All data is de-identified. No personal or identifying information is shared outside the school.
Why is this important?
This process ensures that every student is seen and supported. It allows schools, Education Queensland, and the government to improve services and resources for students with disability across Australia.
Want to know more?
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about how we support students through the NCCD, feel free to contact our Diverse Learning Centre or speak with our Deputy Principal David Zhang with phone number 07 4039 9222 or email dzhan12@eq.edu.au
Together, we are building a school where every student matters and every learner is supported to succeed.