The National Association of Boys Club took over the building in 1948 and turned it into a training base and camp site. The building was then converted back to a school in the 1970s and became part of the Fishmoor Hall Schools group and had a sister school called Hallow Park school for girls. It became a school for boys all over the country who needed discipline.
The building was initially used by the National Association of Boys Clubs as a training center and camp site in 1948. Later, it became a school in the 1970s, part of the Fishmoor Hall Schools group, with a sister school for girls called Hallow Park School. It served as a school for boys needing discipline across the country.