Although the N.S.S. claimed to be interdenominational, the schools run by the Society became increasingly identified and involved with the Church of England, and in 1923 they merged into a denominational school system known as the Church of England schools.
The N.S.S. claimed to be interdenominational. The schools run by the Society became increasingly identified and involved with the Church of England. The N.S.S. claimed to be interdenominational. They merged into a denominational school system. This was in 1923. This denominational school system was known as the Church of England schools.