Chapel renovation continues
The new Organ, already paid for thanks to an OC's outstanding generosity, is awaiting the full funds needed to enable its installation within a tiered organ gallery, designed to provide much-needed additional House seating - please see the artist's impression on page 38 of
The Old Cranleighan. The white paint is already removed from the walls to reveal the original glory of Woodyer's 1869 building, and future plans include new lighting and seating. No school project has excited me personally more than the Chapel's restoration, or inspired more approbation among OCs and former staff I have heard from. Some have already been generous in their financial support for it, and I do encourage readers to consider making a contribution. The circulation of Contact is well over 4,000, so just think what comparatively small amounts could total ... even £1 for every hymn you sang in the Chapel. Maybe if you sang loudly (how could you forget those weekly 'Congo' practices?!), £10 a hymn or more!
Your contact: David Waters at the Foundation Office - 01483 542135 or dlw@cranleigh.org Let's keep up the good work ...

Julia Ormond (1&4 South 1983), best known for for films such as Legends Of The Fall and First Knight, picked up the Best Supporting Actress Emmy for her TV movie Temple Grandin
We are sorry to report that Ken Wills, who taught at Cranleigh between 1949 and 1988, died on August 19 after a short illness.
It is with great sadness we have to report that