About CensusAtSchool
What is CensusAtSchool?
CensusAtSchool - an International Children's Census
Collecting and disseminating real data for use by teachers and pupils in data-handling, ICT and across the curriculum for teaching and learning.
CensusAtSchool is a non-profit making project funded by organisations interested in promoting good use of statistics and data handling.
Teachers - whether this is your first visit to our site, are trying to get to grips with the layout or you just aren’t sure if you’re making the most out of the resources, the guide below, in PDF and Word format will help.
Why register with us?
All of the resources on the CensusAtSchool website are free to download and use, unless otherwise stated. The free resources include the Random Data Selector (RDS), the Data Interrogation Tool, the Questionnaires from all phases, the Real and Engaging Statistics and Data Handling booklets and the many downloadable teaching and learning materials developed from all phases of the project. However, if you are a teacher and wish to retrieve the data that your class and/or school have submitted (which are added to the CensusAtSchool databases), you will need to register so that we can confirm your identity before sending you the data.In addition, registering with CensusAtSchool ensures you are kept up-to-date with all the latest news, events and resources.
You can view our Data Protection Statement and Copyright Policy below or click the links.
Brief History of the CensusAtSchool Project
The Royal Statistical Society Centre for Statistical Education (RSSCSE) started the CensusAtSchool project in 2000
CensusAtSchool Funding
CensusAtSchool a non-profit making project funded by organisations interested in promoting good use of statistics and data handling.
Copyright and Permissions
This article will answer questions pertaining to the copyright, ownership and allowed uses of CensusAtSchool and related resources.
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