Meaningful conservation
Lewis Bedford (Cubitt 2017) has today launched a new charity – The SockStar Project – which aims to support those who work to protect endangered species – wildlife rangers […]
Author: Martin
A tragic and futile incident
In the early morning of June 6th 1944, Private Philip Sargent (1&4 South 1938) became one of over 4000 Allied troops to be killed on D-Day. He was 24 years old and a committed pacifist […]
‘We knew the invasion was about to begin’
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 […]
D-Day forty years on
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 […]
“A really gentle walk”
OC Society chairman Martin Williamson and his wife, Mel, joined Nick Meyer for two days of his Cornish Coastal Challenge … […]
Tim Gregson
It is with sadness we have to report the death of Tim Gregson (MCR 1964-1984) at the age of 95 […]
Marathon OCs raise more than £15000
Congratulations to all our Old Cranleighans who took part in the 2019 London Marathon […]
van Hasselt Centre opened
More than 200 Old Cranleighans, former staff and parents were present for the opening of the van Hasselt Centre […]
Nick’s coastal challenge underway
It has to be said, walking 295 miles of the Cornish coastline is not for the faint-hearted! What a way for Nick Meyer (2&3 South 1962) celebrate his 75th birthday…. […]
Careers and mentoring
One of the most important services we can offer to Old Cranleighans is helping them decide on careers and finding a way into the field they choose […]