There’s nothing more festive than singing carols together, and with Cranleigh School’s Chapel lit by candlelight, and the beautiful voices of our Choir, the evening was truly magical and a real highlight in the Old Cranleighan diary […]
The two Gower Club matches provided the best entertainment for quite some time. The 1st XV game was won 38-7 by the School in a contest closer than the scoreline suggests, while the 5th XV were defeated by the Gower side 31-22 […]
Last Spring Max Foster (Cubitt 2020) walked from Lands End to John 0’Groats – on his own […]
A Paralympic silver medal for Greg Slade, Ollie Pope named England captain for the Test series v Sri Lanka, and Olympic appearances in Paris for Izzy Petter and Will Calnan […]
As Izzy Petter (2&3 South 2018) and Will Calnan (Cubitt 2014) take part in the Paris Olympics we look at the nine Cranleighans who became summer Olympians before them […]
On June 6, 1984, Cranleigh held a parade to mark the 40th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Alan Smith wrote about it in that year’s Cranleighan […]
While much has been written about the secrecy that surrounded the D-Day landings, the boys at Cranleigh were among the first in the country to know the invasion had started on June 6, 1944 […]
Much will be written in the coming days about those involved in the D-Day landings. Among the 1,449 British combatants who died on June 6th 1944 few stories are quite as sad as that of 24-year-old Private Philip Sargent […]
A round-up of the last few months of OC sport with success at Harlequins and a century of international caps for Izzy Petter […]
Nick Meyer (2&3 South 1962) is walking an 80km cross country route from Winchester to Cranleigh to raise money for the Foundation […]
