From the time it was established, people from the local communities like Makoni Farm, Madzangwe, and Madetere villages were employed there.

Beniah Taiseni Makoni one of the most prominent inhabitants of the Mission farm was employed by the nuns as a cook.

Beniah married Edith (Edesi) Ruwona, the daughter of Wilson, a local man of the Mbire clan.

Smaller parcels of land were distributed free of charge and the bigger farms were sold to some of the Mission workers.

In 2021, the Anglican Diocese set out its intentions to privatise the school[2] and required all new students to pay a $600 mission fund[3] despite opposition from the headmster, resulting in a push by the Diocese to try and remove the headmaster[3]https://www.herald.co.zw/church-wants-st-faiths-head-out/ Didymus Mutasa Themba Mliswa Tinashe Chikuse [4]