2nd NOVEMBER 2020
Message from the Headmaster Dear Parents It was wonderful to welcome everyone back to Cranmore this week. The pupils were clearly excited to meet their friends again and have been exemplary in their attitude to learning in the classroom. We have adapted quickly to the ever-changing guidance and I would like to thank all parents and staff for adjusting so well to the new routine. This week’s Chronicle shows how busy the school has been with Guy Fawkes celebrations, and Pirate and Vikingthemed lessons. I hope you will enjoy the images from our recent Action Day event where pupils in the Upper Prep and Senior School had an opportunity to perform their many talents to their year group. During this half of the term, we launch our Cranmore Reading Challenge in which pupils are invited to read five newly-released books and vote for their favourite. In the coming weeks, we will have virtual visits from two authors: best-selling Onjali Raúf to talk about her latest book ‘The Night Bus Hero’, a thoughtful and compassionately written story, and award-winning Stewart Foster, whose book ‘All Things That Could Go Wrong’ tells the story of different characters discovering what connects us all. On 16th November, we will mark Odd Socks Day to celebrate what makes us all unique.
Mr Everitt