Under the direction of Headmistress Dorothy Kidd, a volume was produced outlining the school's history.

[8][9] They also commented that some children had recently been distressed by letters stating that they had under-performed and might not be able to continue attending.

[9][10] As of 2020, Education Scotland most recently visited the school in 2016, when they found that it was continuing to improve and that achievement of and support for pupils was good.

[14] The school's charitable status was reviewed and confirmed in 2013 by the Scottish Charity Regulator.

[15] The report noted that "In 2012-13 the school spent 1.6% of its gross income on means-tested bursary provision; this is one of the lowest proportions of income spent on such provision which we have seen among the independent school charities reviewed so far".