March 10 marks the centenary of the first large-scale British offensive of World War One, the first day of the Battle of Neuve Chapelle. In the four-day battle the British lost 544 officers and 11,108 other ranks. Two of the officers who fell on the first day were Old Cranleighans […]
The School is nearing completion of a seven-year project to refurbish the Chapel and is offering OCs the chance to purchase the oak pews which have been in place for more than a century […]
Charlie Piper (East 2014) won his first senior cap for Harlequins while Sam Arnold (East 2014) who captained the School in 2014, won his first full Under-20’s cap for Ireland […]
Ted Jackson (2&3 South, 1990) completed his amazing goal of running seven marathons in seven days in seven continents in January. […]
Alan Rusbridger is to become the principal of a University of Oxford college after stepping down as editor in chief of the Guardian […]
Plans for a new memorial to all Cranleighans who have fallen in service of their country have been announced with the intention for it to be unveiled in 2016 […]
On January 3, 2015, there will be a an evening of jazz, drinks and canapes in the Emms Centre organised by friends of Torsie Haugli (West 2010) […]
As the mid-season break approaches both the OCRFC 1st XV and the OCHC 1st XI sit comfortably mid table […]
GP2 Series champion Jolyon Palmer (North 2009) told Autosport he turned down a chance to race for the Caterham Formula 1 team at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix […]
We are pleased to announce that JJ Griffin has agreed an extension to his contract which will keep him managing the Old Cranleighan Club at Thames Ditton for another five years […]