South Australia Islamic college to remain open after funding promise

The federal government will continue to fund an Islamic school in South Australia after concerns about its financial management were addressed.

File image of Federal Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham

File image of Federal Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham Source: AAP

An Islamic school in South Australia will continue to receive federal funding after satisfying concerns about its financial management.

Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham says the funding to the Islamic College of SA is subject to compliance with additional reporting demands.

The school's chair, Miriam Silva, says the school is pleased and grateful to receive the funding which will allow it to continue operating.


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