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Independent schools are a valued education choice for an ever-increasing number of Queensland families, educating 15.9 percent of all school-age children.

For more than 50 years Independent Schools Queensland (ISQ) has been the voice of the sector and a leading advocate for parental choice in schooling.

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Queensland independent schools share their big ideas

Queensland independent schools share their Big Ideas

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Independent Schools Queensland welcomes 2022-23 State Budget

Independent Schools Queensland welcomes 2022-23 State Budget

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Queensland Independent Schools Parents Network appoints new Executive Officer

Queensland Independent Schools Parents Network appoints new Executive Officer

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ISQ welcomes new Federal Education Minister as independent school enrolments hit all time high

ISQ welcomes new Federal Education Minister as independent school enrolments hit all time high

Autumn 2022

Latest Briefings

This edition of Briefings featured CEO Christopher Mountford's analysis of the upcoming Federal Election and the education commitments made by both parties. Plus a review of community and parental sentiment research including the latest ISQ What Parents Want survey. 

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