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| 12 Mar 2026 | |
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The Sundial was installed on the East wall in 1895, with the motto Pereunt et Impunantur (from the Roam poet Martial and translated as ‘(the sun’s days) perish and are put to account’. This was moved to the north wall and recalibrated in 1950, and after fading badly was restored in Guy Waller’s time.
It was wonderful to welcome Old Cranleighans and their families back to the School for OC Day on Saturday 16 May. More...
Cranleigh celebrated its 160th anniversary with a memorable concert at G-Live in Guildford, featuring a unique ensemble of current and former pupils, … More...
The summer of 1976 has gone down in history as one of the hottest and driest ever, with records broken and at one point there were 15 consecutive days… More...
