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| 11 Mar 2026 | |
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One of the most unusual artefacts is a goblet made out of a carved half-coconut which was presented to Joseph Merriman, Cranleigh’s first Headmaster, in 1877. It was carved by Kofi Nti, the son of the King of the Ashanti, who was educated at Cranleigh between 1875 and 1881.
One of Cranleigh School’s most iconic and oldest landmarks disappeared last week with the felling of Clare’s Oak on Jubilee. More...
It was wonderful to welcome Old Cranleighans and their families back to the School for OC Day on Saturday 16 May. More...
Adam Thomas (Loveday 2024) has scored a hundred on his first-class debut for Surrey v Sussex at The Oval. More...
