On Friday 17th January, Cranleigh School hosted its first ever Organ Outreach Day, and judging by the numbers and enthusiasm…
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Organ Outreach Day
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Chapel News
Refurbishment of Chapel
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The School is nearing completion of a seven-year project to refurbish the Chapel. The project started with the removal of…
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The Lenten Addresses
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This week we have been delighted to host the Lenten Address team. The main speaker for the week, Rico Tice…
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Bishop of Dorking Installs New School Chaplains
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The Right Reverend The Bishop of Dorking, Ian Brackley, was welcomed to the Chapel last night to install the two…
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Lenten Addresses
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This week John Adams and the Lent Address team have been with us at Cranleigh sharing from Luke’s Gospel Jesus’…
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Symphonic Organ Sounds
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Philip Scriven’s concert on the Mander Organ in Chapel on 29th January ended with the last movement of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth…
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A little bit of Cranley History!
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On Wednesday, November 25, 1863 the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by the Bishop of Winchester, laid the foundation stone for…
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Tim Hastie-Smith Speaks at The Exchange
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Every Wednesday evening in the Reading Room, between 6.20 pm and 7.00 pm, the Exchange meets for a short talk…
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Royal Visit
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On Friday the 21st of September the School was fortunate to be able to welcome HRH Princess Alexandra and esteemed…
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The Lenten Addresses
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The now annual series of Lent Addresses took place last week with a team of eight spending five days in…
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Chapel Choir’s Winchester Cathedral Evensong
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Once each year the seventy-five singers who make up Cranleigh’s illustrious Chapel Choir are invited to sing the service of…
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We Will Remember Them
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The even greater poignancy of the occasion this year – gathering for 11 o’clock on the 11th day of the…
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