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Schools at a glance Schools at a glance
Figure 1 - Unfinished audits as at 31 October, 2022 to 2024 Figure 1 - Unfinished audits as at 31 October, 2022 to 2024
Figure 2 - Explanation of the types of modified opinions that can be included in an audit report Figure 2 - Explanation of the types of modified opinions that can be included in an audit report
Figure 3 - Schools with prior audit reports that included a disclaimer of opinion Figure 3 - Schools with prior audit reports that included a disclaimer of opinion
Figure 4 - Schools that needed letters of support to confirm they were a going concern Figure 4 - Schools that needed letters of support to confirm they were a going concern
Figure 5 - Summary of guidance provided to auditors about schools’ spending on professional coaching and well-being Figure 5 - Summary of guidance provided to auditors about schools’ spending on professional coaching and well-being
Figure 6 - Seven schools closed prior to 2020 that still have unfinished audits Figure 6 - Seven schools closed prior to 2020 that still have unfinished audits
Spokesperson: Todd Beardsworth Spokesperson: Todd Beardsworth
John Ryan, Controller and Auditor-General John Ryan, Controller and Auditor-General
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Contents
  • Results of the 2023 school audits
    • Letter to the Secretary for Education
    • Schools at a glance
    • Summary
    • Part 1: Completing school audits
    • Part 2: The opinions we issued in our audit reports
    • Part 3: Where improvements are most needed
    • Appendix: Update from the Ministry on progress with previous recommendations
    • Media kit
      • Schools at a glance Schools at a glance
      • Figure 1 - Unfinished audits as at 31 October, 2022 to 2024 Figure 1 - Unfinished audits as at 31 October, 2022 to 2024
      • Figure 2 - Explanation of the types of modified opinions that can be included in an audit report Figure 2 - Explanation of the types of modified opinions that can be included in an audit report
      • Figure 3 - Schools with prior audit reports that included a disclaimer of opinion Figure 3 - Schools with prior audit reports that included a disclaimer of opinion
      • Figure 4 - Schools that needed letters of support to confirm they were a going concern Figure 4 - Schools that needed letters of support to confirm they were a going concern
      • Figure 5 - Summary of guidance provided to auditors about schools’ spending on professional coaching and well-being Figure 5 - Summary of guidance provided to auditors about schools’ spending on professional coaching and well-being
      • Figure 6 - Seven schools closed prior to 2020 that still have unfinished audits Figure 6 - Seven schools closed prior to 2020 that still have unfinished audits
      • Spokesperson: Todd Beardsworth Spokesperson: Todd Beardsworth
      • John Ryan, Controller and Auditor-General John Ryan, Controller and Auditor-General
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CoverResults of the 2023 school audits

Photo acknowledgment: © Kathryn Taylor, Truestock

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Media kit (9 items)
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  • Education
  • Annual audit highlights

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