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ARTICLE · 09 OCTOBER 2013

Understanding the challenges that face independent and religious schools

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The article discusses challenges for independent and religious schools which are continually changing at a rapid pace.

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Joe Shannon
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Our education experts understand the unique needs of independent and religious schools and have a deep knowledge of the ever-changing challenges they face.

Moore Stephens has a long tradition of providing valued services to independent private and religious schools and college organisations across Australia, and has long been committed to being a leader of audit and advisory services to the Education sector. Our team of industry specialists has an unparalleled level of expertise in the education sector, offering a breadth of services tailored to supporting the unique needs of educational bodies.

Our advisors deliver personal and accessible service, keeping abreast of changes in the industry to ensure their advice is always both innovative and compliant.

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