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Among all the hullabaloo surrounding the 60th anniversary of Blue Peter, one of the longest-serving – and original – presenters, Christopher Trace (East 1959) barely gets a passing mention […]
Category: Features
Features
The weekend Cranleigh flooded
In September 1968, flash floods left Cranleigh High Street underwater and severely disrupted the beginning of the 1968 Michaelmas Term […]
‘A decent and humble young man’
Stuart Welch, Cranleigh’s director of cricket, on watching Ollie Pope develop while at the School […]
New kid on the block
Philip Goodnow (1 North, 1977-1978) attended Cranleigh as a British American Educational Foundation (BAEF) Student and shares his memories of his experiences […]
Making a mark in the women’s game
Georgie Hodge (South 2005-2009) is fast making a name for herself in the hitherto male dominated world of football agents […]
A cameraman’s variety
Chris Vile (2 North, 1974-1979) talks about his fascinating and varied work as a cameraman […]
Network works for Oli
Oliver Boag (North, 2003-2008) is involved with the acquisition and development of a portfolio comprising 500 plus high-end micro-homes across the UK for rent and sale […]
Half a century of all-weather hockey
On February 1, 1968 Cranleigh hockey took a step into the future when the School’s first all-weather pitch was opened on what is now Marcon […]
The Boy From The Wild
The Boy From the Wild by Peter Meyer (2 North 2000) has just been released to glowing reviews […]
Girls in a Boys’ World
On October 13, 1967 the Daily Express published a photograph of three girls at Cranleigh under the headline Girls in a Boys’ World. It reported that the girls had joined Cranleigh for the Michaelmas term […]