Season Tickets for the whole series are fantastic value with a saving of over 25% on individual ticket prices. A season ticket holder would save £30.00 over the whole series (£20.00 for concessions). We do hope that you will join us, and we look forward to welcoming you to the concerts.
Ticket applications can be sent to Diana Pettifer at Cranleigh School, Horseshoe Lane, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8QQ along with a cheque made payable to ‘Cranleigh School’ and a stamped addressed envelope.
We are delighted to invite you to join us for an 18-hole golf tournament for teams of four (max handicap of 24 for men or 36 for ladies) in aid of the Cranleigh Foundation.
In addition to the three or four subjects you choose, all Lower Sixth formers at Cranleigh take an extra course in Critical Thinking. This can lead to an AS Level qualification taken at the end of the Lower Sixth year. Such a qualification provides extra evidence of your academic potential and achievement when a university application is submitted at the start of the Upper Sixth year, as well as promoting a flexibility of mind and approach which adds to the quality of argument, thought and analysis achieved in your main subject areas.
The course aims to develop your abilities in examining and evaluating reasoning, recognising and analysing the assumptions upon which an argument is based, and achieving lucidity and focus in the presentation of a written argument for a variety of different audiences.
At Cranleigh, just as in society at large, there are strong commitments to the value of the non-violent resolution of conflict, of tolerance and of democracy. It is, we assume, better to reason and negotiate than to resort to confrontation, better to base our behaviour on rationality and principle than on unbridled self-interest, and better to hear and be heard, whatever differences of perspective we find we have with those around us. Critical Thinking seeks to reinforce these values as well as providing you with practice in a number of skills which will be important at university and in the world of work.
The Critical Thinking AS Level represents an extra element within our curriculum and we expect you all to take part in this course. At Cranleigh, it has for some years now replaced what was sometimes called General Studies or, more commonly, Key Skills, at other educational establishments. It represents a fundamental academic skill and therefore constitutes a central element in the academic experience in our Sixth Form.
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