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	BBC NEWS \| Education \| Private schools fee-fixing ruling
		The schools were found to be provisionally in breach of the Competition Act 1998 which came into force in 2000.
		Schools, care homes and other charities wanted to keep their fees as low as practicable.
		The schools have until next March to respond, and the whole process is likely to take another year - a total of three and a half years, which Mr Shephard called "a scandalous waste of public money".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/education/4420822.stm (583 words)

	Cranleigh Primary School ACT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Cranleigh School's philosophy is based on the right of every child to obtain an individualised education program which will allow them to develop to their full potential.
		The school aims to develop self awareness and self esteem by according all students dignity and respect.
		The school acknowledges the policies of the ACT Department of Education and Training relating to children with special needs, particularly those relating to the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of the Child.
	www.cranleighps.act.edu.au (139 words)

	Cranleigh School - Location (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		After just over a mile there is a turning left (signposted to Cranleigh) at the bottom of a long, gentle hill.
		In 200 yards there is a road to the left signposted Cranleigh School - it is best to ignore this and continue down the main road (B2128).
		In 300 yards go left at a shallow T junction; the School is then another 300 yards on your left.
	www.cranleigh.org /pages/cranleighschool/62.asp (348 words)

	Cranleigh Village Hospital Trust
		Julie Walters a Cranleigh CVHT patron was a hit with the huge crowd, when fresh from her Calendar girls hit film she dropped in to set light to the bonfire.
		Cranleigh's secret gardens will be open over the weekend of the 18 th and 19 th June.
		Cranleigh WI is organising a Jazz Lunch at Cranleigh School onFriday July 29 th.
	www.cranleighhospital.org /events.asp (450 words)

	Schools in Cranleigh, Surrey, UK
		Cranleigh is a co-educational day and boarding Independent school, set on a lovely site, on the edge of Cranleigh.
		Cranleigh Preparatory School is a co-educational school, situated in thirty-five acres of grounds and across the road from the Senior School.
		Cranleigh is between Guildford and Horsham, easily accessible from London, and close to Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.
	www.cranleighvillage.net /schoollist.asp?cat=4 (99 words)

	Cranleigh Village Hospital Trust
		Cranleigh Village Hospital has been at the heart of the local community for almost 150 years.
		A man of strong character, Sapte was a force in village life and parish records reveal details of an agreement he made with local shopkeepers to discontinue Sunday trading.
		He was also responsible for another Cranleigh landmark, the village school built in 1847, and along with Mr Cubitt (son of the Cubitt who built most of Belgravia and part of Buckingham Palace), was one of the founders of Cranleigh Public School and among its original governors.
	www.cranleighhospital.org /history.asp (504 words)

	OCCC - Bob Attwell
		It is with great sadness that we have to announce that Bob Attwell, the oldest OCCC member, died on Wednesday, May 19 at the age of 92.
		He was at Cranleigh from 1920 until 1929, and thereafter was an ever-present in the village where he ran Attwell's chemists just off Stocklund Square until the 1970s.
		Bob was in the school XI and a colour for three seasons (1927-29) and was the last surviving member of the side which played against Epsom at The Oval in 1928.
	www.oldcranleighan.org.uk /occc/news/story41.html (352 words)

	Arundale School - Future
		There was a 100% pass rate of all pupils to their selected schools.
		In past years when boys left at eight years of age they were accepted at Broadwater Manor, Cottesmore, Cranleigh, Dorset House, Pennthorpe, Westbourne House and Windlesham.
		They are now encouraged to stay on until 11 years of age, taking a full role in the school.
	www.arundale.w-sussex.sch.uk /future.html (76 words)

	Andrew Roberts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew Roberts (born on January 13, 1963) is a conservative UK historian.
		Roberts attended Cranleigh School from where he was expelled for such pranks as statue painting, chapel roof climbing, and rearranging the furniture in the quad [1].
		However this didn't hold him back and he took a first in modern history at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge where he is also an honorary senior scholar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Roberts (563 words)

	Glebelands School - Media
		The Cranleigh school was inspected last month under the new style inspection procedures and the report published this week.
		Glebelands Secondary School was pleased to invite Kay Newman, trustee of Cranleigh Village Hospital Trust, to attend a school assembly in order to receive a donation from the staff and students at the school.
		It is designed to ensure that the wider Cranleigh community can be up to date with the exciting developments at the school, not just the parents who hear much of the news through their children and newsletters.
	www.glebelands.surrey.sch.uk /news.asp (732 words)

	Old Cranleighan Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		For example, the School section will have a summary of OC activities, and the OC section will include significant and illustrated articles about the School year written by the Headmaster and by the Master of the Prep School respectively.
		Many schools do this, especially now that up-to-date news of events and reviews, and of fixtures and results, is always available on School and Old Pupils' Websites.
		Leavers who have joined the OC Society should note that, without needing to request them, they will receive the School magazine relating to their final year, and the following three editions, sent to their parents' addresses.
	www.oldcranleighan.org.uk /cranleighan.html (207 words)

	Aberdour School : TADWORTH : Surrey : (ISIS#0010)
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		Caterham School : CATERHAM : Surrey : (ISIS#0194)
		Cranleigh School : CRANLEIGH : Surrey : (ISIS#0272)
	www.kbc-uk.net /euroedc21.htm (319 words)

	The Hindu : Ramanujan's mentor
		Hardy was born on February 7, 1877 in Cranleigh, in Surrey, England as the elder of two children.
		His father was a schoolteacher at Cranleigh School and his mother a Senior Mistress at a training college.
		Although Hardy had created a school in analysis at Oxford that was second to none, Cambridge was the world's centre for mathematics, and so it was only appropriate that he returned to spend the rest of his life.
	www.hindu.com /thehindu/mag/2002/12/22/stories/2002122200040400.htm (2769 words)

	Cranleigh area news - Horsham Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		CRANLEIGH Village Hospital's 14 beds were dramatically saved from closure once again by the generosity of Cranleigh Village Hospital Trust....
		CRANLEIGH School will pay Â£70,000 for its part in an alleged breach of competition law â“ although it denied ever knowingly acting in contravention of it....
		A CRANLEIGH school has been ranked as the best state primary school in Surrey after it finished top of the county's school league table.
	www.horshamtoday.co.uk /newsfront.aspx?sectionid=3556 (582 words)

	EFA: School Fives Reports
		During the term we played a large number of fixtures against schools of varying strengths and managed to get a great number of boys involved in school fixtures as well as the ever-popular house leagues and cups.
		In all school matches in 2005 we have dominated across the ages with the exception of the junior sides at Highgate in early February.
		Next season the school have opted to double their fives quota and have a coach in twice a week which will help tremendously with the younger players.
	www.etonfives.co.uk /schools/school.reports/2005.html (3070 words)

	Surrey Advertiser - Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		HANDEL’S Messiah is often performed at Christmas, but the performance on Sunday with the combined forces of Cranleigh Village Choral Society and an augmented Cranleigh School Chapel Choir seemed to combine the joy of Resurrection with the celebration of Christ’s birth.
		The concert in Cranleigh School’s Speech Hall was prefaced with a prayer from chaplain, Phil Parker, but solemnity was soon eclipsed by the pure joy of music making.
		The energy and stamina of the singers, the ages of whom ranged from 13 to nearly 80, was a delight to see and hear.
	www.surreyad.co.uk /entertainment/reviews?article16449 (294 words)

	Cranleigh Primary School ACT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		By using literature and other texts the students at Cranleigh will develop and extend their skills in communication including speaking, listening, reading, writing and the use of augmentative systems as appropriate.
		The curriculum in the ECU is based on a model of assessment, intervention and evaluation, known as AEPS.
		Across Cranleigh School we provide an English curriculum that is accessible to all our students.
	www.cranleighps.act.edu.au /scenglish.html (423 words)

	Making Music South East
		Director of Music: Marcus Pashley Assistant Director of Music: Timothy Uglow Cranleigh Choral Society has, for the last century, provided an opportunity to take part in music making at the heart of the local community, and to become part of a circle of music enthusiasts both in and out of rehearsals.
		Recent concerts include a memorable performance of Verdi's Requiem with Cranleigh School, and the popular Coronation Anthems by Handel, performed in the parish church of St Nicolas.
		SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP: Membership of the society is drawn from Cranleigh and surrounding villages, and as far away as Guildford.
	www.makingmusic-southeast.org.uk /view_soc_det_one.asp?edit=414067 (181 words)

	GoUK.com Private Schools' Guide
		The School is independent and the Headmaster is a member of the Headmasters’ Conference.
		There are about 400 boys and 200 girls in the School with a Sixth Form of about 240.
		Most 13 + entrants to Cranleigh remain at the School for the full five years and achieve passes in three subjects at A Level.
	www.gouk.com /privateschools/AtoZ/AtoZ3.asp?School=Cranleigh+School (117 words)

	Cranleigh School -- KimbJA98
		As it was the start of the new year, the guy handing out the stuff didn't know it was a scam.
		Hence, the whole schools bread was stolen, and this is some of the booty.
		Rob (holding the butter), the mastermind of this plan was awarded his house pants, even though technically he should have got busted.
	www.kimbja98.co.uk /Cranleigh.php (279 words)

	WSM - News
		Eight squash-mad pupils of Cranleigh School in Surrey today enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime experience on a visit to the Brit Insurance Super Series Squash Finals at The Broadgate Arena in London.
		Nicol, a three-time winner of the event, gave up two hours of his time to pass on some expert coaching tips and advice to the youngsters, all of whom represent the Cranleigh School U14 and U15 squash teams.
		John Carr, Head of Squash at Cranleigh School, said: “The boys are absolutely made up.
	www.wsmsport.com /news/cran.htm (444 words)

	Hardy
		But, as a result of coming top of his class, he had to go in front of the school to receive prizes: and that he could not bear.
		Winchester was the best school in England for mathematical training yet, despite admitting later in life that he had been well-educated there, Hardy disliked everything about the school other than the academic training he received.
		It is significant that although he did have a passion for ball games in general and cricket in particular, he was never coached in sport at Winchester.
	www.educ.fc.ul.pt /icm/icm2003/icm14/Hardy.htm (2304 words)

	Casterbridge Tours UK - Customised Worlwide Cultural Tours for Educational and Adult Groups
		This therefore made it an ideal destination – a different way of life but not a huge culture shock.
		I think it is an ideal destination for a school’s first venture further afield.
		The hotel was in an excellent location, very clean and the staff friendly – breakfast was excellent.
	www.casterbridgetours.com /USO/Webpages/testimonials.htm (980 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Terry Childs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The party was organized by Terry Childs, Head of Braeburn School, Nairobi.
		The Kongonis Cricket Club is one of the oldest in Kenya, and 2002 is the Club's 75th Anniversary.
		Its last tour overseas was back in 1939, when fixtures in the UK part of the tour were interrupted by the outbreak of War.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Childs_Terry_241109118.htm (124 words)

	Julia Ormond - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julia Ormond (born on January 4, 1965 in Epsom, Surrey, England) is a British actress with many stage and screen credits to her name.
		Ormond attended Guildford High School and Cranleigh Public School (actually a private school), and then studied acting in London, England at the Webber-Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, from which she graduated in 1988.
		Ormond married Rory Edwards, an actor she had met while performing in a production of Wuthering Heights.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Julia_Ormond (281 words)

	Welcome to Elemmiire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		My year at the Cranleigh School, a photo essay.
		I am back to school wednesday for the first leg of winter term (michaelmas equivalent) and shall try to write to as many of you as I can in the next few weeks before holiday takes me away from a computer again.
		The Cranleigh site should be receiving some more pictures and galleries too, if all goes well with my scanner.
	www.elemmiire.com /Home.html (1642 words)

	Hometrax — local information in and around Cranleigh, Surrey
		, Cranleigh is a delightful place and with a population of approx 14000 lays claim to being the largest village in
		Both Gatwick and Heathrow airports are within a 1 hour drive.
		Cranleigh School (Boys 13 — 18 years and Girls 16 — 18 years)
	www.hometrax.co.uk /htmlsite/local.asp (138 words)

	Glebelands School - Home
		This website is designed to give visitors an insight into the school.
		A PLENTIFUL supply of safe drinking water is something that most people take for granted, but this is not the case around the world.
		The issues that surround solving this global problem provided the focus for a three day event hosted by Glebelands School in Cranleigh
	www.glebelands.surrey.sch.uk (177 words)

	Independent Schools Directory : Search Results
		Abbey School Hampton Court, St Marychurch, Devon TQ1 4PR has email and website link
		Abbots Bromley School for Girls Abbots Bromley, nr Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 3BW has email and website link
		Abbotsbury School 90 Torquay Rd, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12 2JD
	www.indschools.co.uk /cgi-bin/woda/is97new.pl/Search?&first=345 (245 words)

	Sports clubs
		Venue: Cranleigh Royal British Legion Club Parsonage Road Cranleigh
		Venue: Cranleigh Youth Centre Snoxhall Knowle Lane Cranleigh
		Venue: Cranleigh School Sports Club Cranleigh School Horseshoe Lane Cranleigh
	www.waverley.gov.uk /sports/directory.asp (297 words)

	D.A. Green & Sons Ltd - Cranleigh School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		D.A. Green and Sons Ltd - Cranleigh School
		Top and bottom booms were fabricated from 150x150x12.5 SHS having 80x80x8.0 SHS intermediates affording a 36.0m x 36.0m clear span, roof plate in both directions.
		Copyright © 2001 D.A. Green and Sons Ltd
	www.dagreen.co.uk /stp5720.htm (61 words)

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