Walking with Churchill – VE Day 1945
How David Cooper (2 North ) and John Patrick () found themselves in a procession of MPs headed by Winston Churchill on VE Day […]
Author: Martin
A Norwegian hero
The last Cranleighan to die before VE Day was Olav Ringdal, who was member of the Norwegian resistance shot by the Germans in the final weeks of the war […]
Paul Crosfield
We are sorry to report that Paul Crosfield, head of Modern Languages from 2000 to 2010, has died […]
Clubs unite to help local community
The Old Cranleighan Hockey and Rugby clubs are teaming up to provide assistance to East Elmbridge Food Bank in an effort to support the local community during COVID-19 […]
An alternative marathon for the NHS
Caileigh Faure (South 2015), has launched a Virgin Money page to raise funds for the NHS with the idea that groups run the postponed London Marathon distance […]
How can we help?
How we hope to help Old Cranleighans through the lockdown … […]
OC life grinds to a halt
As across the rest of the country, Old Cranleighan activities rapidly went into hibernation as a result of the coronavirus […]
A golden age
Golden Age, the latest single by Ben Roberts (North 2012), was released in February and is available on all streaming platforms […]
The silent Armistice
A look back to 1918 when the Spanish Flu pandemic caused Cranleigh to send all boys home early […]
The Show Did Go On
There was a rather surreal and premature finale to the biannual musical, We Will Rock You, in the Speech Hall on March 17th […]