Breaking: Edge Early Learning enters voluntary administration
Embattled childcare provider Edge Early Learning, which has centres in the ACT, Queensland and South Australia, has gone into voluntary administration.
Childcare provider Edge Early Learning has entered voluntary administration to assess its financial position. The decision, announced on the company's website, was made on Tuesday and saw KordaMentha appointed as administrators. Despite the change, Edge Early Learning assured families that centres would continue to operate normally.
Established in Queensland in 2017, the company acquired 17 centres in South Australia in 2022, now operating 24 centres across Adelaide and regional areas, with two in the ACT. Edge Early Learning emphasized that there will be no alteration to care arrangements, centre operating hours, or staffing. The company is committed to supporting staff and minimizing disruptions during the review process, with the primary focus on maintaining the safe operation of each centre while the urgent assessment is conducted.
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