The Sydney Anglican Association
The formal link with the Sydney Anglican diocese was severed in 1976; SCEGGS, Redlands (as it then was), SCEGGS Darlinghurst, SCEGGS, Wollongong and SCEGGS, Loquat Valley survived by re-constituting themselves as wholly independent entities, severing their legal ties with the Anglican diocese while retaining the "Church of England" title in their corporate names. SCEGGS, Moss Vale, was unable to recover, and closed. Loquat Valley became a member of the Sydney Anglican Schools Corporation
Peter Cornish, the Headmaster of Redlands in the period 1980 to 2001, cultivated an association with several neighbouring Anglican parishes. Redlands celebrated 125 years of education during 2009.
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