- Cranleigh’s literacy outreach programme has involved thousands of pupils at local state schools, and it partners with a local primary school to fund book ownership, stock the library and run author workshops and theatre shows.
- There are 70 concerts and several plays each year, and a musical every two years, and pupils can join the theatre tech and music tech teams.
- Sports include rugby, cricket, football, hockey, lacrosse and badminton, plus fives, cross-country, athletics, kayaking, bouldering, tennis, golf, riding, netball, squash, skiing, swimming, water polo and more. The Combined Cadet Force and Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme are also popular.
- There are house competitions in maths, debating, spelling, chess and photography. The school offers dance lessons (modern, ballet and tap) and the houses run activities from jewellery-making and baking to wine appreciation (for sixth-formers) and history of art.
- To gain an award, candidates must demonstrate excellence in their chosen field and exceptional promise. Scholarships start at 5 per cent of fees and can be topped up by means-tested bursaries, covering up to 100 per cent of fees. There are also places fully funded by the Cranleigh Foundation for children who have suffered trauma, such as losing a parent. The school supports 37 per cent of pupils at the moment, to the value of £4.3 million.
Results
A-level 2024 rank: 156=

Grade
%
A*-B
79
GCSE 2024 rank: 135

Grade
%
A*/A/9/8/7
68