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School Age Calculator Australia

Use this page to compare a birth date with a state or territory planning date so the timing is easy to read before you check the official guidance.

What you will get

Clear input, result, and explanation in one place

Planning age snapshot

The result shows the child’s age on the planning date, plus the local context you selected.

This is a planning estimator, not an enrolment decision tool. The selected state or territory changes the planning context.

Calculator

Enter your values and review the live result

Inputs

Live updates

Planning estimator

Choose the state or territory, then compare the birth date against the selected planning cutoff.

This is a planning estimator, not an enrolment decision tool. The selected state or territory changes the planning context.

Result

Planning age snapshot

The result shows the child’s age on the planning date, plus the local context you selected.

Current estimate

Age on 1 July 2026: 7 years 0 months

Selected state / territory: NSW. Use this as a planning estimate and confirm the local enrolment rule before you rely on it.

This is a planning estimate, not an enrolment decision tool.

Breakdown

State / territory

NSW

Planning year

2026

Age on cutoff

7 years 0 months

Likely intake year

2026

Planning estimate only; check local guidance before relying on it.

Milestones

01

Planning cutoff

1 July 2026

This is the date the calculator compares against.

02

Age on cutoff

7 years 0 months

The key planning number for the selected jurisdiction.

03

Next birthday

15/06/2027

Useful for understanding how close the cutoff is.

Supporting details

  • Birth date: 15/06/2019
  • Cutoff: 01/07/2026
  • Next birthday: 15/06/2027

Explanation

How it works

The most useful school-age estimate is the one that makes cutoff timing easy to understand before you check the official rules.

Audience

Who should use this

Enter the date of birth, choose a state or territory, and compare the result against the local planning date you need to follow.

Common questions

Is this an official eligibility ruling?

No. It is a planning estimate that helps compare a child’s age with the relevant cutoff date before you check the rules.

Why include a cutoff date selector?

Because different school systems use different planning dates, and the selector keeps the template reusable.

Helpful guide

How to choose the right school planning tool

A practical guide to school-age planning, study timing, and attendance tools for families and students.

Read guide

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