Cranleigh Prep Yearbook 2022

2022 YEARBOOK 2022 YEARBOOK

Cranleigh Preparatory School, Horseshoe Lane, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8QH Tel: 44 (0)1483 542058 | Email: admissions@cranprep.org www.cranprep.org

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As we gave thanks at Harvest t Festival we were able to suppor local foodbanks with donations from school families. For Remembrance the mood was more sombre as we honoured those from our community, and those whom we knew, who served in the Great War and conflicts since.

Each week begi

School Chapel.

ns with a Whole It is the singing

together, and w ith that the deep sense of comm unity, which mak es our Chapel the heartbeat of ou r school. It is here we root ourselve s in our Christian ethos and nurtur e virtues and valu es in our pupils that we hope last th em a lifetime.

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Our Christmas celebrations included a Lower School Christingle and Service of Nine

A s we ll a s C h a p e l, Ex p lo re ra n o n Fri d a y m o rn in g s a n d l Pa re nt s ’ C h a p e o n Fri d a y a f t e rn o o n s.

CHAPLAINCY

Lessons and Carols.

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Here we ask Isaac & Coco a few questions

H ea d Boy - Is a a c

Captains of School

& PREFECTS

After a rigorous ap

interest, an interv

plication process,

including a formal

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iew and extensive n of pupil/teacher vote able to award Coco s, it was fantastic to be K (Head Girl), Isaac B (Head Boy), Issie and Cameron R (D W (Deputy Head Gi eputy Head Boy) th rl) eir badges.

Congratulations m ust go to the rest of the Prefect team wonderful group of who have been a role models and m ade the decision in credibly difficult.

What is your favourite place in the school a nd why?

Lower Ridings - that is where we played most of our rugby matches and it was always sunny.

What school lu nch do you enjoy the best?

Fish and chips Friday. I looked forward to it all week.

What is the best piece of advice you have ever been given?

Think before you speak.

What do you wa nt to be/do when you leave school?

Professional sportsman (rugby).

H ea d Girl - C oco Describe CPS in three words Welcoming, Opportunities, Family.

What has been your favourite school trip?

Swanage - freedom to relax after the whole year. We have missed out on lots of previous ones owing to Covid-19.

What activities/clu bs do you take part in?

Da Vinci Club - really enjoyed the activities.

Rugby Club - first time that I had played rugby.

Food Tech MasterChef - very excited!

What do you wa nt to be/do when you leave school?

Some type of designer - interior designer or something creative.

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Clubs & Activities

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ORCHESTRA

Percussion Group

Choir Flute Group Music

Modern Dance

Band

Theory

Tap Dance

Drama Chapel Choir

Senior Boys’ Choir

Swim Squad

Golf Patchwork Cello Group Contemporary Bands

FIVES

ACTIVITIES

Ballet

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Stonemasonry JUDO Circuit Training

Street Dance

AWESOME BOOK CLUB

Informal Concerts

Skateboarding

Craft Club

Da Vinci Club

Music Production Club DT Disassembly Media Club

RUNNING

Girls’ Football

School Magazine ‘The Buzz’ Sketching Club Art Club CHAMBER CHOIR 10 √10-11 Activities v4.indd 10

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Textiles

Walk & Talk

Coding Violin Group Ball Ga mes Debating

Tech Deck Airfix Modelling Guitar Group

Chess & Board Games

NON-STOP CRICKET

MUSICAL THEATRE History Club BRASS GROUP

Think Tank

Music Production Club

SIGN LANGUAGE

ACTIVITIES

Boys’ Cricket

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GIRLS’ RUGBY Boys’ Choir Badminton BOOK LOVERS CLUB Virtual Puzzle Club Science Club Indoor Archery ATHLETICS CLUB

Golf

Tennis

FOOTBALL CLUB

Writing Club

Wide Games

Media Production Club Languages Club

Ciao!

Rounders

Copse Play

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Charities d Pu pils a nd st af f ha ve su pp ortegh out m a ny diff erent ch ariti es th rou th e acad e m ic ye ar. cra nleig hp re ps ch oo l Fo llo w us on: @ Cra nleig hPre p Cra nPre p

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Cancer Research UK

Marie Curie

MICHAELMAS TERM

Alzheimer’s Research

Romanian Children Shoe Box Appeal CHANCE for Nepal

Refugee Council UK

Children in Need

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The Charlie Waller Trust

Cranleigh Foundation

Elizabeth’s Children’s Charitable Trust and the Sinetemba Charity

LENT TERM

Ukrainian Hu manitarian Appeal

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London Youth Rowing

CHARITIES

Delight

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SUMMER TERM

I n m e m o ry o M s Va n e ss a f W il d

Little Princess Trust

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Cherry Trees

Disaster Emergency Committee, Ukraine

Cancer Research UK

Macmillan Cancer

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CHARITIES

FORM 6 CHARITY DAY

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W hat is Fo rm 1 all About?

F rie nd sh ip a nd fu n O pp ort u nit ies to sh in e R oo m to grow M ak in g pre cio us m e m ories O pe ni ng yo ur ey es to N ew ex pe rie nces er E njo yi ng ex cit in g da ys togeth

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a U n wi n m m E s r M r Sch oo l e w o L f o Hea d

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W hat is Life Li ke in Fo rm 2?

F u n a nd la ug ht er a bo u nd O ur fin al ye ar in th e Lo we r Scho ol R ou lst on bu ildin g be co m es ou r ho m e M eet ne w te ache rs, lea rn ne w sk ills T im e to be co m e in de pe nd ent W e strive to ea rn ou r pe n licen ce s O ld fri en ds a nd ne w are m ad e

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Outside c re s o f B le ss e d w it h a L o we r S ch o o l d s, t h e be a ut if u l g ro u n ch a n ce t o t a k e t h e ir p u p ils lo ve t h e g O UTS ID E! le a rn in

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Fu n Frid ay M at hs is a pa rti cu la r fa vo urite – es pe ci ally wh en give n th e oppo rtu nit y to m ea su re th e he ig ht of th e H ea dm aste r, M r B roo ks!

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Learning exams, 6F had Following their to be Lower the opportunity achers. They School Maths te ht some planned and taug . s on 2-D shapes fantastic lesson

Ot he r activ iti es ha ve in cl ud ed fra ct ion tre as ure hu nt s a nd m on ey tra ils.

LOWER SCHOOL

FORM 6 MATHS TEACHERS

y these “Can you identif made using shapes that we ourselves?”

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FORM 1

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be r Ju st be f o re Oct o p u p ils 1 h a lf - t e r m, Fo r m o n e n ig ht h a d a n e x cit in gp t o Hig h re s id e nt ia l t ri o r k in g.

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FORM

1

They participated in a ra nge of activities such as den-building, climbing, orienteering a nd tea m ga mes.

LOWER SCHOOL

Fo r m a n y o f e ir t h e m, it wa s t h o f f irst e x p e ri e n cero m st a y in g a wa y fh e y h o m e – a n d t ic a ll h a d fa nt a st f u n w it h t h e ir f ri e n d s!

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FORM 2

l a i t n e d i s Re to Co bn or

n e x cit in g two a d a h s il p u p 2 a lf - te rm, Fo rm s C e ntre, n e a r C h ich e st e r. h r e b o ct O re fo e b Ju st o b n o r A ct iv it ie C to ip tr l a ti n e d n ig ht re si

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FORM

They participated in a range of activities such as canoeing, climbing, aeroball, archery and team building exercises. They also played lots of fun games in the evening including a newspaper fashion show and a film

LOWER SCHOOL

2

night. The children had a brilliant time away from home, some of them for the very first time!

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Trips &

Workshops Police Vis it

Tea Pa rty Form 2 experienced

a ‘tea tasting ceremony’ as an introd uction to the book, ‘Cloud Tea Monkeys’ by Mal Peet and Elspeth Graham. They smelt and then tasted different flavoured teas then pro duced a list of descriptive vocabu lary, focussing on the senses to desc ribe their experience!

F is hbou rn e Pa la ce

heard t from Surrey Police. The pupils Forms 1 and 2 enjoyed their visi hand e, bullying and even had a firstabout careers in the police forc the siren! experience in a police car, with

Form 2 experienced a Roman day at Fishbourne Palace, near Chichester.

The workshops were lots of fun, with all pupils trying their hand at writing in Latin, playing Roman board games, wool spinning, cooking in the kitchen and even constructing mosaics with 2000-yearold Roman tiles! The pupils particularly enjoyed learning all about Roman clothes, they all tried on a slave tunic and some lucky pupils were dressed as wealthy

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Romans.

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H a slem ere M u se u m

Form 1 visite d Haslemere M useum as part of th eir Ancient E gyptian stud where they to ies, ok part in man y exciting ac tivities.

Z oo la b In the workshop our pupils took a journey through the Rainforest starting at the bottom and working up the four layers from forest floor, understory, canopy and emergent to learn about the creatures that might live in each.

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Willi a ma t h e Bo o r t C o n st ric

Ech o Ge c k t h e o

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LOWER SCHOOL

Sport

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Swim m in g

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Hollywood

COMES TO CRANLEIGH PREP!

T hi s ye a r, on ce a g a in, a live a u die n ce – w hi chC ov id-19 prevente d pu pils a ll beca m e film m ea nt th at th e st a rs!

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ing g a rous Followin Virgin n of ‘The renditio y’, it was baby bo a d a h : Mary Nativity Form 1’s r fo e tim !’. e Afraid ‘Don’t B

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arrators, ‘F ear’, ‘Doubt’ an d Panic’, th e tradition al story unfo lded along s ide bodyguard -shepherd s a n d a trip to the hair dressers. T h e children’s enjoyment was eviden t throughou with their t enthusiasti c singing a n d clear narra tion.

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LOWER SCHOOL

Form 2 delivered their Christmas poems with a mixture of humour and po ignancy; the sentiments (and Christmas jumpe rs!) really helped to get us in the festive m ood.

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World Book Day Wo rld Bo ok Da y thi s yea r involved lot s of litt le hu ma n bea ns celeb rat ing all thi ng s Roald Da hl!

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WORLD BOOK DAY

led and n churg e r d il h the The c ey saw h t n e h dw ular daddle s-curric s o r c ic fantast ities, all of activ e m m orks progra ulous w b a f e h to t related Dahl. of Roald

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Maths Puzzle M at hs Pu zzle Day at th e en en a bles pu pils to se e th e pu rpd of th e M icha el m as Te rm th ey lea rn in th e m at hs cl assroos e a nd m ea ni ng be hi nd wh at om on a da ily ba sis.

Each year we se

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lect a different theme to explor e during the morning of activ ities. This year’s th em e wa s ‘M aths Games’ an aimed to highlig d ht to the pupils that the skills of reasoning and pr strategy, logic, oblem solving ar e very useful whe a range of games n completing .

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Day For many o f the tasks the childre required to n were work in gro ups, read a of instructi set ons (or wa tch a video work out h ) a nd ow to play and then s it for a peri tick at od of time , not giving the first hu up at rdle when it seemed a bit confusing.

The pupils also comp the ever po leted pular (and n o is y ) m aths relay in the Wyatt Hall and also e a problem njoyed -solving se ssion with The Problem-S olving Com pany.

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MATHS PUZZLE DAY

wide pleted a m o c s il Pup s from activitie f o e g n ra al card tradition learning -Game o the 24 games t x. t The Bo and Shu

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Ju bile e CELEBRATIONS

Witnessing history in the making, much fu n was had celebrating Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinu m Ju bilee. The scene was set with flags a nd royal bu nting flying, the sou nds of the National Anthe m being su ng, whilst Ju bilee crowns adorned pupils’ heads for the celebrations.

FORM 1 NER W IN

FORM 2 NER W IN

FORM 3 NER W IN

FORM 4 NER W IN

FORM 5 NER W IN

FORM 6 NER W IN

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QUEEN ELIZABETH II 1926-2022

The sun came ou

Pupils experienc ed a class in Scottish dancin g to honour Prin ce Philip, Duke of Edinbu rgh. In Food Tech nology puff pastry crow ns were filled with jam and de corated with jewe ls and we welcomed Cr anleigh School cadets to lead some CC F drills during a very British rain show er!

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JUBILEE

t for a regal Jubi lee picnic on To p Pitch bringing th e whole commun ity of pupils, staff and parent s together to m ark our Monarch ’s very special 70 years on the thro ne.

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u r B e h t n o l l i M t h e B ru e. n o l il M o t e t im It wa s o u r f irst be a ut if u l s ett in g!

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“Ea s ily t h e h ig h lig ht o f m y y e a r!”

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We were split in to four groups each da y and took part in a range of exciting activities includ ing: canoeing, orient eering, bushcraft, assa ult course, climbing and ev eryone’s favourite, the zi p wire. What a fantastic trip!

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Peter Pan

During the Y ear, Form 3 flew off to Neverla nd for their production of ‘Peter Pa n’. They rose to the occasion a nd the audiences thoroughly enjoyed watching Peter Pa n a nd the Darlings encou ntering predatory Pirates, wild Warriors, magical Fairies, gorgeous Mermaids a nd a crocodile with a n appetite for a certain Captain Hook.

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FORM

With ‘galleons’ of fun, much laught er and even a fe tears, the produc w tion was a feast for the eyes. Th memorable mus is ical offered ever yone involved a much-needed to nic and a perfor mance which w ill be remembered fo r a long time.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Hu manities ‘T he C hoco late L a dy Form 3 pupils we

re taught how to taste ch ocolate like a professional ch ocolatier when they had a visit from ‘The Chocolate Lady’ who owns local artis an chocolate company Kokoh.

Pilot Vis it ed a elcom w 3 ilot Form ays p w r i A h Britis their lude c n o to c nit on ties U i n a n. It Hum catio o L l r Globa ay fo eat w r g a was e how to se m e d th is use y h p a r geog t in a pilo y b y l dai job. their

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L ox wood Jou st Vis it

ie But s e r A n c Form 3 experienc ed all things AngloSaxon on a visit to Butser An cient Farm.

They enjoyed sn acks around a fire, followed by pottery, making wattle wa lls and even an archaeology taster!

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WOKING

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HOUSES 2021-22 The House Competition was hotly contested this year with each House edging ahead in different areas. In the whole school competitions, Clubs won the swimming while Hearts prevailed in the cross country. Diamonds came out on top in many of the sports as well as the spelling bee before Spades edged to victory on Sports Day. HOUSE COMPETITIONS 2021-2022 1st GIRLS’ HOCKEY FOOTBALL SWIMMING RUGBY HOCKEY BOYS (OVERALL)

NETBALL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC SPELLING BEE CROSS COUNTRY

There were exciting ties between Diamonds

SINGING

and Hearts in the House Singing while

GK

Diamonds and Clubs shared the spoils in the

ATHLETICS

House Challenge just before Christmas.

BOYS’ CRICKET

In the overall competition, Diamonds won in

GIRLS’ CRICKET

the Michaelmas Term and Summer Term,

BOYS’ TENNIS

with Hearts coming first in the Lent Term.

GIRLS’ TENNIS

Diamonds were the winners for the whole year.

HOUSES

HOCKEY GIRLS (OVERALL)

TIMES TABLES HANDWRITING

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Boarders

“T h e re a re o f f u n a ct loa d s iv t h e f o od i s it i e s a n d d e li s h!”

“I defin itely recom mend boarding!”

M r To by Bat ch elo r “Boa rdi ng is a gre at wa y to get away fro m a nn oy ing siblin gs.”

“On T h u rs d a ys we g et to ch oo se th e m en u b u ild yo u r ow n su n d a es a re th e best!”

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“T h e g ra f f it co o l, c ra z y i wo r k s h o p wa s a n d cre at iv e”

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i t i f f a r G Boarders got a graffiti masterclass; learning tricks a nd tips to help the m produce their very own street art!

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“G ra f f it i wa m u ch f u n s s o d e co rat i n gI lo ve d t s k8 ra m p” h e

BOARDING

rding club’s new quarter pipe an d grind box…a perfect opportun ity for the budding Banksy to try out their new graffiti skill s!

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BOARDERS’

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“My h o m o re mt ch oco l at e h t h a n ca rs h m a llo w a d s h o co l a t e !”

“S’ mo res ga lore - th ey we re th e be st.”

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BOARDERS’

wa s r e n n i d as “C h ri st m e ve n i n g... a pa rt led a f u n f i l M r B ’ s j o k e s!” f ro m 56-59 Boarders v7.indd 59

BOARDING

Christmas\ Party

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“I g ot hit in th e he a d tw ice...it wa s g re at.”

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BOARDING

s e i t i v i A ct

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SE U HO SIC MU

c i s u M s ic T h e H o u s e M uu ri n g at C o m p et it io n, f e t a li st s s o lo in st ru m e n a s a s a n d s in g e rs, w s e ve r. a f ie rce ly f o u g ht a n din g st W it h m a n y o ut s, t h e p e rf o r m a n ce n e r o ve ra ll h o u s e w in wa s C lu b s.

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wa s a n H o u s e Sin g in g o n, w it h e x cit in g a f t e rn o g A BBA’s m in e ve ry o n e p e rf o r r T h e M u s ic’ ‘T h a n k Y o u Fo s in g in g t h e ir a n d e a ch h o u s e e s o n g. o w n ch o ic H e a rt s wo n t h e p e rf o r m a n ce a n be st u n is o n s o n g d t h e o w n ch o ice D ia m o n d s wo n b rillia nt re n dit io s o n g w it h t h e ir n o f ‘Ca n ’t St o p t h e Fe e li n g ’.

MUSIC

HO SIN USE GIN G

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L E P A IC H C US M

C h a p e l M u si c is a t sch o o l a n d th e C h th e h e a rt o f th e le d th e H a rve st a n a p e l C h o ir h a s S e rv ice s b rillia ntly d R e m e m b ra n ce w it h th e C h a m be r th is y e a r. Tog et h e r be a utifu lly in th e C h o ir, th e y sa n g Ca in th e C ra n le ig h S ro l S e rv ice, h e ld ch o o l C h a p e l.

k y t o h a ve c lu ry e v re a e W g ch o ri st e rs t wo o ut st a n din a n d at CPS. Be ll a So t h C h o ra l C e cilia B a re b e h a ve S ch o la rs a n d w a bo ut e njo y e d h e a ri n gcce ss e s t h e ir va ri o u s s u y e a r. t h ro u g h o ut t h e 64 62-67 Music v5.indd 64

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Th e Lo we r Sch ool children ha ve enj oye d three pro fessio na l con certs in thi s yea r’s con cert series.

The first was a

performance of

d; ig Ban B l o o h t gh Sc ‘Ghos ranlei on in i C t a m p i o CPS t fr rtic a visi ce pa by the n s t r e a i e w d c rt the au s with ul con conce nderf ogres joyed r o n cond p e e w s n y a l a e o ar Th they c ated t rticul much re tre ils pa e p w u w o p y h g. g he the seein spirin ally, t n d n i i n F y a l ! ’ e g g rs in as hu Buste . Hear ing w g Choir n i r s e r b thei Cham

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MUSIC

CON CERT SERIE S

‘The Snowman’ featur ing William H as the soloist.

Many of the Cran leigh Music staff perf ormed in this magically festive concert.

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E L B M ENSE ERT CONC a s s a d ly w rt e c n o C n m u T h e A ut b ut t h e 19 id v o C o t g ca n ce lle d o w in wa s a ro u s in g s u cce ss. rt Su m m e r C o n ce

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ng ensembles r major rehearsi A showcase of ou splay of joyful s a wonderful di and choirs, it wa musical great variety of a ith w g in ak m music was put into ts of hard work lo rly ea Cl . es yl st all involved! this concert by

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7-18 CONCE RTS

Individual musicians regularly perform in our Informal Concerts and increase their experience as instrumentalists and singers.

Congratulations to everyone who has taken a music exam during the school year. Many distinctions, merits and

MUSIC

We a re s o o f o u r 7-1 p ro u d D e pa rt m 8 M u s i c wa s h ig h l e nt. T h i s a b rilli a nt ig ht e d i n co n ce rt f e s h o wca s e a s o lo i st s, s t u ri n g e n s e m b l e m a ll s f ro m bo t h a n d ch o i rs s ch o o ls.

passes have been achieved at all levels and on a huge variety of instruments.

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Dance

Forms 1, 2 & 3 have w eekly curriculum dance less ons.

iv it ie s a re ct a e c n a d r la Ext ra- cu r ri cu r a n d cla ss e s in clu d e la e xt re m e ly p o p u IS T D Ta p, R AD Ba llet, IS T D M od e rn, a n d t h e n e w a d dit io n St re et Da n ce ica l T h e at re clu b. o f ou r M u s

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Pupils achieve ex cellent exam results.

DANCE

al dance The inform fantastic! show was

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St o n e s i r h C r M

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UPPER SCHOOL

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FORM

5

a d l i t a M to W it h a welco m e retu rn fu ll a live pe rf or m a n ce s a n d Pre p a u dit oriu m, C ra nleig h wowed te a m S ch oo l’s C re at ive A rt s’ od u ct io n of a u die n ce s w it h th ei r pr ild a. th e m u si ca l M at 72 72-73 fm5 Matilda v4.indd 72

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UPPER SCHOOL

Fo rm 5, in il p u p ry ve e g in I nvo lv n o f th e io rs ve d te p a d a is th ve ry bit e s a w w o sh d n E We st m is e d to be. ro p it le c a ct e sp e th

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FORM 5

l a i t n e R e s i d o rk to Y m a n it ie s u H ir e h t d e y Fo r m 5 e njo k. It wa s a r o Y o t p ri t l ia re s id e nt in g s o m e it is v s, y a d e re fa nt a st ic t h h ist o ri c a n d st o m ’s ry t n u o of th e c t io n s. fa s cin at in g lo ca

Y ea r 1 Y ea r 1 Y ea r 1 Y ea r 1 Y ea r 1 Y ea r 1

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FORM

Abbey, ured Byland The pupils to Clifford’s Minster and rk Yo e, tl as Helmsley C assessment. their termly ed rm fo ch , Tower, whi e Air Museum t the Yorkshir si vi to t go a They also m, which was ailway Museu R e th as l el as w many! highlight for

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5

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UPPER SCHOOL

t r o Sp

Hocke y

R u g by

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N et ba ll

Crick et

Go lf

UPPER SCHOOL

Te n n i s

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ca m era op erat ors d n a s or it ed s, or ct a er Ea g n of W illia m io rs ve a d ce u od pr 6 from Fo rm r.

S h a k es pe a re ’s K in g L ea

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King Lear

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Bletchley Park Pu pils in 6F enj oye d a da y at Bletch ley Pa rk to com ple me nt the ir post sch ola rsh ip stu die s in Hi sto ry a nd M ath s.

The pupils had

a guided tour of

the site, de breaking work shop, visited the exhi bitions and the code breakers’ huts an d enjoyed a welldeserved ice crea m! completed a co

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VISIT TO

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l a i t n e R e sid n a g e t o Swa FORM 6

Fo rm 6 ve nt u re d to th e

Swa n

citi n g se a si d ex n a on a re a th ou m e a g e/Bou rn

e ho lid a y!

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FORM

t of us tried a astic time; mos nt fa t os m e uded We all had th . Activities incl nquered a fear co or ce en ri rock new expe ng, bushcraft, paddle boardi bo m ju g, in er coaste astal walking. games and co h ac be , ng bi clim

UPPER SCHOOL

6

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ACE Progra mme

AFTER COMMON ENTRANCE

ve nt u re d A d o o W il d W

Form 6 enjoyed

at Wild Wood, Gu

Winte rs ha ll Form 6 ventured to the hills of Wintersha ll to watch the Biblical perform ance “The Life of Christ”. With man y interactive sc enes and immersive moments, the w hole audience was ca ptivated by the retelling of the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

a day

ildford where they had a thrilling adventure of ro pe bridges, wobbly crossings, tightropes, clim bing challenges, obst acles and ziplines. Great fun was had by all.

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Six Form 6 finalis ts had to choose tasty in gredient combi nations from a crowded table full of food and concoct them into a cook ery masterpiece that would be deserv ing of the Maste rChef title.

With creative flai r and culinary kn owledge, they had to desi gn, produce and pr esent a fabulous two co urse meal within th re e hours for the judges M r Brooks and M iss Ellis. After much discussion and repeated ta sting, the MasterChef 2022 winner was awar ded to Coco B with Mad die B as runner up.

FORM

Win n ers

6

UPPER SCHOOL

M

a st e rC h e f

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Ch rist ma s Ba ubles

FORM 1

ART

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LOWER SCHOOL

M a rk s to M u sic

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FORM 2

ART 3 D F is h

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F is h D ra wi n

gs

ART

M onet Water Lily Felt Art

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3 D Bird s

FORM 3

ART

Lig hth ous e Etchin gs

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Bird s

ART

Wat e rco lou r

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ART

Mix ed M edia M a p A

rt

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H ep worth Soa p Scu lptu

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ART

C ha rcoa l D ra win g in th e styl of Ba rba ra H ep worth e

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Ca rt oo n A b st ra ct io n

FORM 5

ART

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ART

Oct op u s C era m ics

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T R A

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Life

ART

C ha rcoa l a n d C ha lk St ill

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FORM 6

Portraits 6F

6B

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6H

6G

ART

6D

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