Our 2027 roadmap

Australasia: our focus for 2027

After India and the UAE, Australia and New Zealand are where we plan to take OurClassHub next. This is on our 2027 roadmap and is not available now. If you are a school in either country, talk to our sales team.

Talk to our sales team See India and UAE

Why Australasia

India and the UAE come first because that is where our schools are today. Australia and New Zealand are our next focus.

Both countries publish a national curriculum and national reporting and data requirements, and primary schools in both need one place for the roll, learning and reports, with children’s information kept safe and separate.

On our roadmap means we have not opened to schools in either country. Nothing here says a school can use OurClassHub there today.

What we are building for 2027

These are planned for primary schools in Australia and New Zealand. No dates are promised beyond 2027.

One platform for Australian and New Zealand primary schools, switched by your school setting.
Curriculum-aligned evidence and reports for each country.
Attendance codes for each country.
Restricted handling of sensitive student fields, visible only to school administrators and managers.
A draft roll-return and attendance export for New Zealand. DRAFT, not certified.

Pricing will be announced later. Talk to our sales team.

Australia and New Zealand

Each country has its own page with the detail.

Australia
Foundation to Year 6. A to E reporting, NCCD recording and NAPLAN results import are planned.
Australia: our 2027 roadmap
New Zealand
Years 1 to 8. Progress scale and phases, NSN fields, a draft roll-return export and a te reo Māori interface are planned.
New Zealand: our 2027 roadmap

Notes from the education authorities

These notes summarise what official bodies publish, in our own words and as we read them. They show what we plan to support. They are not legal advice and not a statement that we comply with anything.

Australia

Australian Curriculum (ACARA)
The Australian Curriculum covers Foundation to Year 10 and is built from learning areas, general capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities.
Source: https://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/
NAPLAN (ACARA)
NAPLAN is a national measure of literacy and numeracy. Students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 take it, and it is delivered online.
Source: https://www.acara.edu.au/assessment/naplan
NCCD (Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability)
The NCCD uses four levels of adjustment, from quality differentiated teaching practice up to extensive adjustments. Teams choose the level using professional judgement and evidence.
Source: https://www.nccd.edu.au/wider-support-materials/step-2-what-level-adjustment
Australian Privacy Principles (Office of the Australian Information Commissioner)
The 13 Australian Privacy Principles are the cornerstone of the Privacy Act 1988. They cover how personal information is collected, used and disclosed, and people’s rights to access and correct it.
Source: https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/australian-privacy-principles

Last checked: 11 October 2026

New Zealand

The New Zealand Curriculum refresh (Ministry of Education)
The Ministry says curriculum levels and achievement objectives are being replaced by five phases of learning, each with progress outcomes.
Source: https://curriculumrefresh.education.govt.nz/whats-changing
National Student Numbers (Ministry of Education)
Each learner gets one unique National Student Number, issued by the Ministry and used through early learning, school and tertiary education. Use of NSNs is restricted by law.
Source: https://www.education.govt.nz/our-work/about-us/education-new-zealand/about-national-student-numbers
School and kura roll returns (Ministry of Education)
Schools send roll return data to the Ministry in March and July, and also in June and September for some year levels. Schools with a student management system can send the electronic file from it. ENROL is the register of student enrolments.
Source: https://www.education.govt.nz/education-professionals/schools-year-0-13/attendance-and-enrolment/school-and-kura-roll-returns
Privacy Act 2020 (Office of the Privacy Commissioner)
The Privacy Commissioner explains the 13 information privacy principles, which set how organisations collect, store, use and share personal information.
Source: https://www.privacy.org.nz/privacy-act-2020/privacy-principles/

Last checked: 11 October 2026

Each note links to the official source. The full notes, with what we plan to support, are on the country pages.

Not affiliated or endorsed

OurClassHub is not affiliated with or endorsed by any ministry, curriculum authority, privacy regulator or education department in Australia or New Zealand. We do not claim approval, certification or compliance.

Secondary schools are on our roadmap. See Secondary schools.

Talk to our sales team about 2027

Tell us your country, school size and what you need. We will not promise dates we cannot keep.