A secondary school previously labeled as the city's worst-performing institution has officially rebranded with a new name and leadership team as of September 7, 2026.
The rebrand is part of a comprehensive turnaround strategy aimed at improving student engagement and academic results after years of declining performance metrics.
The new administration has pledged to overhaul the school's culture and teaching methods, with a focus on raising standards to meet national benchmarks by the next academic year.