Association Of Independent School
School in Brisbane

Self-reliant schools are non government schools that are not part of the Catholic school system. Independent schools have been serving communities throughout Queensland for more than 150 years. They remain a vital part of the school system, providing quality educational services to more than 120,00 students, or 15 per cent of the state's total enrollments. The autonomous sector provides parents from a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds a best of school based on their particular values, community and culture: Seven autonomous schools give distance education to more than 2,500 children. Self-reliant schools also cater for the needs of Indigenous children, students with disabilities, gifted students and boarders.

Autonomous schools present parents best in the education of their children. Autonomous schools are therefore a different group of schools and include: However, maximum are established and operated independently of government and can flourish their own educational programs, policies and procedures. Registration of IQ Hub is limited exclusively to school leaders, teachers and approved staff of our member schools. Autonomous Schools Queensland provides advice and assistance to schools on accessing and effectively using government financial support. Below the funding model, schools with students requiring extra encourage take Commonwealth Government funding directly. Students in Queensland schools will remain to be verified through the Education Adjustment Process (AP) and funding provided to schools will be based on the number of students who meet verification criteria. Our Coaching Partnerships program is a notable program aimed at improving student outcomes at self-reliant schools. Self-reliant Schools Queensland provides a wide range of professional learning activities for school staff. Governments provide more funding to self-reliant schools which serve the neediest communities. By encouraging choice and supporting autonomous schools, governments are able to spend less on providing schools and can fund other community services. The government provides funding for both government and non government schools to ensure that all students have access to a quality education. To ensure that parents of all income levels have even greater educational choice, governments bear more funding to non government schools which serve the neediest communities. Overall, parents fund 80 per cent of the cost of school buildings at self-reliant schools in Australia. Promote, support and thrive independent schooling in Queensland. Self-reliant Schools Queensland offers a wide range of services to member schools. Represent and encourage the interests of self-reliant schools to government and the community. Responsible for the registration of teachers. Education Services Australia Provides services to urge the delivery of national priorities and initiatives, such as the Australian Curriculum, in the schools, training and higher education sectors. The safety of children, parents and school staff must reach first. Self-reliant schools in Queensland have been providing high quality educational services to students for more than 150 years. Each independent school is different, offering parents a expansive finest for their children's education. All approved staff members of our member schools who register will be registered as a user against the member school in which they are currently employed. The user is not a verified staff member of a member school.