Towards the end of 1997, it was recognised that the school’s future would be benefited by making the school ‘non-denominational’ – that is not controlled, or seen to be controlled, by any one particular church denomination.
Towards the end of 1997, it became apparent that the school's future would be strengthened by making the school 'neutral' – one that was not seen to be affiliated with or dominated by any specific church group.