The Crypt Community extends beyond the school, to parents and ex-pupils.
View the School pages
Although the CSPTA’s primary purpose is to raise additional funds for the School, it also provides support in other ways such as running the uniform shop, event catering, social meetings and its popular car boot sales.
The club strives for links with the Crypt school, the local community and local schools. A strong family involvement characterises the club.
View The Old Cryptians RFC Pages
Founded in 1947, the London Old Cryptians Club serves ex-pupils living and working in the nation’s capital. The annual dinner and AGM, at an interesting London hostelry, is usually held in November. For further details please contact Stephen.Fleetwood@cbre.com
What’s going on in Gloucestershire?
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Sponsorship opportunities.
1) The club are looking for a business to sponsor the £500 cost for the 2021 Leavers’ Ties.
2) The school are looking for local companies to sponsor new sitescreens for the main cricket pitch. Cost is around £2.5k but some money has already been raised.
We are saddened to learn of the death in January of John Morehen. John spoke at the school Prizegiving in 2008.
Professor John Morehen was born in Gloucester, and attended the Crypt School from 1953-56 before completing his schooling in Bristol.
We are saddened to learn of the death last month of Peter Hendy.
Pete was a fine sportsman, captaining the Henley and school 1st XV and represented the county at U19 level.
He taught Chemistry at Marling School and is fondly remembered as a teacher and leader of expeditions as well as for his sports coaching.