Hundreds of young readers from across the South East gathered together for a celebration of children’s fiction at the Awesome Book Awards 2019 prize-giving.

Cranleigh School riders have had two successful weekends in the saddle since half term, retaining their Surrey Dressage title for the sixth consecutive year on March 3rd 2019, and then winning an Eventers Challenge qualifier last weekend.

Cranleigh School has maintained last year’s record GCSE results, with 26% of all grades a 9, and 55% of all grades being 9/8. In addition, 68% of all grades were 9-7 (equivalent to A*–A) and 99% of students gained 5 GCSEs at 9 to 4 grade.

​Cranleigh School celebrates an excellent set of A Level results this year, with 79 per cent of grades at A*-B and an overall pass rate of 100 per cent.

Cranleigh school boy, Greg Slade, recently crowned the UK’s National Wheelchair Tennis Champion, has been selected to be part of a world-leading new programme. Designed by Great Britain’s leading tennis charity, the Tennis Foundation, the new development programme will help Greg and six others to progress towards future international success.

Cranleigh School Year 12 pupil Will Barnicoat beat fierce competition to take the silver medal at the Saucony National cross country championships on Sunday.