68 OCTOBER 2025 JANUARY 2024 3 JULY 2023 Message Messagefrom fromthe theHead Headof ofPrep Prep
Our Year 6 cohort took part in a three-day residential visit to an activity centre last week and were commended by their instructors on the sense of togetherness they showed, their determination, spirit and good manners. Thank you to our parents for preparing them for this trip and to our staff for supporting them while they were away.
Prep pupils were in fine voice for our Harvest Liturgy this week, singing their hearts out for our visiting parents Music has always been an integral part of life here at Cranmore and it is greatly encouraging to see so many of our children and Deacon Ian. Please allow me to echo the words of thanks from the Dorking Area Foodbank and the involved with our choirs and various instrumental groups. We are already looking forward to seeing them perform over the LeatherHEAD START charity for the homeless. Your generous donations are greatly appreciated and will make a weeks and months. real difference to the lives of those in need in our community.
Well done to all of those children who have put themselves forward to act as representatives of their classes on our School C Whether elected us or not not,only all oftothe children have thethe opportunity to share their improving ourtime school Harvest reminds pause and consider many blessings that we ideas enjoy,for but also to take andcommunity th the suggestions they make to their School Council representatives. think compassionately about those less fortunate than ourselves. Acting with compassionate hearts means seeing the needs of others and being moved to help them. Mr Heaver Well done to our Under 8 and Under 10 footballers who were all undefeated in their matches against Rokeby and Danes Hill. Congratulations must also go to our U11 team for another dominant performance in their victory over Greenfields, progressing them to the next round of the Surrey Cup.
Mr Heaver