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| 11 Mar 2026 | |
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A 78 recording of the chapel choir which was made in 1950. The record (‘Psalm 90’ / ‘Hail, Gladdening Light’) was actually recorded in the Chapel by Michael Gilliam, who ran a Dorking-based company using a mobile recording van. It is the oldest known recording of music at Cranleigh. This was originally thought to have been made in the 1930s, a fact stated in the 2016 history of the School, but John Gysin (2&3 South 1952) not only corrected the date but also provided a digitised version of the recording which is now in the School archives.
All eleven Old Cranleighans (that we know of) who set off, completed the 2026 London Marathon on 26th April. More...
Adam Thomas (Loveday 2024) has scored a hundred on his first-class debut for Surrey v Sussex at The Oval. More...
One of Cranleigh School’s most iconic and oldest landmarks disappeared last week with the felling of Clare’s Oak on Jubilee. More...