“A sense of the joy and fun of music-making” was the most striking quality present in the playing of all Cranleigh pianists who featured in the Dashwood Piano Competition.

Sam Smith was picked for the England U18 Six Nations squad this spring and was one of just three players who started in all of the matches.

Eight of Cranleigh School’s music teachers recently took up a new instrument (or one they do not normally play) and entered the Associated Board grade examinations to raise money for the Grassroots charity

Chairman of the Cranleigh Prep School Committee, Governor of Cranleigh School and parent Dick Powell has given a tremendous impetus to the Michael Roulston Bursary Scheme.

Sixth Formers Tom Chevis and Edward Griffiths recently had the opportunity to sing in the famous acoustics of Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.

A huge group of sixty Bronze Award candidates managed to complete their practice expedition for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award over the weekend of April 26-27th.

On Tuesday 22 April, two soloists, a string quartet and the Big Band went to Danes Hill and played a informal concert for the pupils and parents.

The boys of Cubitt House took to the lanes of the School swimming pool on Sunday 20 April to raise money for the charities Cancer Research and British Heart Foundation.

Cranleigh School’s St George’s Day celebrations came to a resounding end with a programme of lyrical and, in some cases, intensely bold and forthright German and Czech music.

On Monday 21st April Cranleigh School hosted the MCC’s ‘Spirit of Cricket’ Schools’ evening through the recently launched Cranleigh Foundation and in association with fund managers Artemis.