We are delighted to introduce Kelvin Jones, our new Head of Swimming. Swimming has always been a big part of Kelvin’s life, whether having swimming lessons at a young age, competing internationally or coaching at a variety of swim clubs. He started coaching after being forced to give up swimming ...read more →
On Friday 25th January, there was much excitement here at school as children, staff and parents gathered on Top Pitch for our annual House Cross Country. Thankfully, the wet weather had cleared up and it was a mild, dry day so the running conditions were excellent. It was a little ...read more →
Our CPS swimming team faced Feltonfleet last night in our first gala of 2019. We ran separate boys’ and girls’ teams, both competing against each other as well as the Feltonfleet teams in their age category, achieving a successful win 165 v 158 points. It was as ever an ...read more →
Stuart Welch, Cranleigh School’s cricket professional, runs coaching courses during the Easter, Summer and Christmas breaks. Each course is tailored to its age group’s requirements and will cover all aspects of the game, including batting, bowling, fielding and wicket-keeping. In good weather the courses take place at Cranleigh’s six outdoor nets; ...read more →
Many congratulations to Caitlyn, Emily and Saffy, currently in Form 5, who scooped up a bronze medal in Barcelona, whilst representing the Guildford Hockey Club, last weekend. This is the eight time the GHC have participated in the annual youth hockey tournament in Barcelona, officially known as the Torneo Internacional ...read more →
The CPS inter House Swimming Gala was an impressive show of team work and stoicism this year, with so many of the senior key boy swimmers out of the picture with injury. The House Tutors took heart that so many children put their hands up to fill events and make ...read more →
Six Cranleigh Prep pupils have been selected to play hockey for Surrey. Having already won the gold medal at the IAPS Regional Qualifier in October, the U13A girls’ team qualified for the IAPS National Finals where they reached the quarter finals. Sasha P has been chosen to represent the Panther ...read more →
CPS took a mixed ability swimming team, with more novices than squad swimmers, to the Cranleigh Schools’ Gala last night. It was a very closely contested event, with CPS and four other local schools taking part. The aim was to encourage those children who do not swim regularly with a ...read more →
The CPS swimming team put on their strongest performance yet last night, winning their final gala of the term. With 155 v Highfield ‘s 145 points, this was their 2nd win out of three galas so far this season. Thank you to all the children who are not squad members ...read more →
The Lower School are well on their way to completing their Swimming Awards in the new swimming programme at CPS. In addition to learning and developing swimming strokes they also work on skills as part of Swim England’s School Swimming Charter. They have been flying through the awards with great ...read more →
