The non-state schooling sector is an important part of the State’s education system, representing diverse educational philosophies and religious and other organisational affiliations.
In 2007, 468 accredited non-state schools in Queensland enrolled:
In total, the 217 666 students represent approximately 31 per cent of all Queensland school students.
The Non-State Schools Accreditation Board and Eligibility for Government Funding Committee work predominantly with governing bodies of non-state schools on aspects of accreditation and funding eligibility.
Photographs provided by Rivermount College, Yatala

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