Until after World War Two, Cranleighans were far more conscious of the surrounding countryside, with walks on Sundays almost the only recreation available as team sports was forbidden on the Sabbath until the 1920s.

For many years collating autograph books was a popular pastime of schoolboys and Cranleighans were no exception. This page was compiled from the Common Room in 1913.

The irony of the School being associated with a product which has caused so many headaches for teachers and pupils alike will not be lost on anyone.