A true OC and a splendid gentleman
Derrick Carter-Clout (East 1938), who died in the early hours of March 27, was a kind, enthusiastic and generous supporter of all things OC and Cranleigh […]
Author: Martin
Amazing Cranleigh retain Rosslyn Park crown
Cranleigh School successfully defended their Rosslyn Park Sevens title with a 28-7 defeat of Brighton in the final. It was a remarkable achievement against mainly bigger schools and some fearsome opposition […]
Dabbous set to open third restaurant
Ollie Dabbous (2&3 South 1999) is building on his huge successes in the London restaurant business with the launch of a third restaurant at Henrietta Hotel on Henrietta Street in Covent Garden […]
Running for the Teenage Cancer Trust
On February 26 19-year-old Jake Andrews (North 2016) died after a courageous and inspiring fight against cancer. At the weekend a group of his friends from Cranleigh ran the North London Half Marathon to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust […]
Forest Gallery up and running in Petworth
Ashley Cordwell (East 2006) has opened the Forest Gallery in Petworth. Mike Payne went to have a look […]
Malta prepares to welcome OCs
The itinerary for the tri-sport tour of Malta has now been finalised and includes cricket, hockey and squash matches against Malta representative XIs […]
Chowdhury finally released by Bangladesh authorities
We are delighted to report that Humam Chowdhury (2&3 South 2000), whose illegal detention in Bangladesh has been a source of concern for almost seven months, has been released […]
Charlotte Calnan – Cranleigh’s next Olympian?
Graham Otway met new Great Britain international Charlotte Calnan (West 2016) after she was named as part of the 33-woman squad that for the next three-and-a- half years will be built to try to win another golf for GB at Tokyo in 2020 […]
OC opens Woodyer Art Studios
The new Woodyer Art Studios were opened on February 8 by Adam Knibb (North 2000) […]
Young OCs follow in Knapp’s footsteps
On Saturday a 43-year-old hockey record belonging to David Knapp was broken when two members of the Cranleigh School Lower Vth turned out for the OCHC […]