Dozens of childcare centres are on a precipice after the Edge Early Learning chain entered voluntary administration on Wednesday.
The provider oversees almost 70 national centres, including 15 in Brisbane and 42 across Queensland.
In a statement published online, Edge Early Learning confirmed KordaMentha had been appointed to oversee the embattled childcare provider.
The chain also assured parents it was “continuing to operate all centres on a business-as-usual basis” during the administration process, which it estimated would take several weeks.
“Our immediate focus is to maintain the safe and ongoing operation of each centre while this urgent review is undertaken,” a statement said.
Edge Early Learning advised families there would be no change to fees.
Excursions and activities would remain unaffected wherever possible, but the provider promised to contact families if centres were impacted by the administration.
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