2009. Much expansion in terms of buildings and other facilities took place and, thanks to the generosity of Peter Savory, the Robin Savory Pavilion was erected above the Savory Field. The boarding facility closed at the end of 2002 due to a significant drop in demand, and the rooms which became available as a result were converted to offices and specialist classrooms. In 2002 Shane Cuthbertson followed Peter Habberton as Principal. In 2009, due to re-structuring in the High School, Shane retained his position as Principal of the whole school, and Allan Chandler, Senior Master at the time, was appointed as Headmaster of the High School. Expansion continued, attention being focussed on improving the sporting facilities, notably a new hockey field, an all-purpose field and netball courts, and at the end of 2006 a 25m x 35m swimming pool was completed. The Ken Mackenzie Centre appeared on the other side of the Savory Field. To date the facilities include 6 computer labs, upgraded High School library, laboratories and classrooms - the majority of which have smartboards, projectors and Apple TV, two heated swimming pools, an Astro Turf, Indoor Sports Centre and Music School. Recent improvements to the gardens and all the wonderful facilities have contributed to making this one of the most beautiful school campuses in the country. Pupil numbers in recent years have been recorded to have risen to 1224, from Grade 0000 to Grade 12, making Thomas More College the largest independent co-educational school in KwaZulu-Natal. Jubilee (50 year) celebrations took place in 2012 with the school enjoying multiple celebratory events across all phases throughout the year. After Mr Chandler's retirement in 2015, Dave Wiggett joined as High School Headmaster at the start of 2016. In the same year, as a result of additional classrooms and demands on the Primary School, it was separated into a Foundation Phase led by Deni Hornsey, while the Senior Primary remained under Barbara Taljard's leadership. Both Mrs Taljard and Mrs Hornsey retired in 2020. Mrs Anny Breedt was then appointed Junior Primary Headmistress, beginning her role in January 2021, while Mr Balarin who had already served as Deputy Head: Senior Primary, was appointed Headmaster: Senior Primary beginning his role in January 2021. The College celebrates 60 years this year (2022), a relatively young school when compared to the local monastic schools in the Upper Highway, Thomas More College continues to be pioneers