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Quarterly reports on usage, services, fees and subsidies
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Each quarter we issue a summary report about the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) in Australia.
March quarter 2025 data tables
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This file contains data about the Child Care Subsidy in the March quarter 2025.
Statements of entitlement
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Providers must issue a statement of entitlement to families who get Child Care Subsidy (CCS) at their service.
What records you need to keep
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Under Family Assistance Law (FAL), early childhood education and care providers must keep certain records. This page outlines record keeping requirements and timeframes.
Manage other third-party payments and discounts
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You must deduct the contribution from the total session fee when managing other third-party payments and discounts. The family’s CCS percentage will then be applied to the reduced session fee.
Corporate Plan
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Section 35 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 requires the accountable authority of a Commonwealth entity to prepare and publish a corporate plan every year.
2025-26 Corporate Plan – Department of Education
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The Corporate Plan is the Department of Education’s primary planning document. It sets out how the department will deliver on its purpose, to create a better future for all Australians through education.
Indigenous Student Success Program
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The Indigenous Student Success Program (ISSP) provides supplementary funding to universities to help students take on the demands of university and succeed.
New changes for In Home Care providers from 1 July
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We have published new national guidelines for In Home Care (IHC) and finalised new contracts for IHC Support Agencies.
University’s funding allocation and Indigenous student outcome data from 2017–2025
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Each tab in this document contains Indigenous student outcome data for that year including Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL), EFTSL regional and remote students, success rate and course completions, for each university, and the correspondi
In Home Care eligibility
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In Home Care (IHC) is for families who can’t access other approved forms of early childhood education and care. It is typically for families who work unusual hours, live in a remote area or have complex needs.
In Home Care qualification exemptions
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In Home Care (IHC) educators working in remote and very remote areas may be exempt from the minimum qualification requirements.
NSW Floods: CCS period of emergency expanded to Muswellbrook, Walcha and Armidale
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We’ve added 3 new local government areas (LGAs) to the declared Child Care Subsidy (CCS) period of emergency in parts of NSW due to the impact of flooding.
Imposing conditions on approval
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We can impose additional conditions on your provider or service approval if you don’t comply with your obligations or to treat regulatory risk.
In Home Care change of circumstances
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Families that use In Home Care (IHC) must notify their IHC Support Agency if their circumstances change.
The Australian Tertiary Education Commission commences interim operation
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The Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC) has commenced interim operation to manage Australia’s tertiary education system and ensure future skills needs in the sector are met.
Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC)
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The Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC) is an independent steward for the higher education system, tasked with creating a better and fairer tertiary education system that delivers for students and on national economic and social object