The Schools Enquiry Commission report (1868) found that the expenditure on both schools was just under £7,500 in 1864, with roughly half for each school. The expenses of the charity administration, printing, appeals, elections, managing bequests etc., were approximately £730. Although both schools could nominally accommodate 100 pupils, there are accommodation for only 90 in the Girls School. In the second half of 1886 there were 85 boarders in the Boys' School, and in 1864 there were 76 boarders in the Girls' School, although this rose to 83 before the Commission printed their report.