pdf of Michael Rathbone's history of school written to celebrate school's 60th anniversary. See EL01751

Melvyn Bragg on Class and Culture BBC2 (2 March 2012). Clip about the post WW1 selling of country houses includes footage of Canford. (1.38 - 1.7)

(from Screen Archive south East, University of Brighton) Cottage on corner; Bursar s Arch; main buildings; Rose Walk; John of Gaunt s; river (punting; horses drinking); men scything grass outside Canford Church; river in flood; Gisborough fire, Monday 19th October, 5.45 pm (and clearing up the next day); rugby; hockey (with Hopkinson refereeing); cricket; high jump (with slow motion repeat); athletics; shot put; rowing; PE display; gymnastics; CCF parade (with band) and inspection; diving into Hatch Hole and racing; springboard diving; Speech Day riding display; Time 20.45 John Barnes (M38) William Barnes (M38) EL00338 John Barnes Obituary in Guardian 25.6.08 (3 copies)

Cine transfer by Excelsior Film and video. The original cine boxes say 'Golf and Canford' on one with an address: RH Moore, High Bank, Headswell Crescent, Bournemouth The second one includes 'Cock House hockey match Wimborne v Beaufort 4-5'. The only time Beaufort won the hockey cup pre-war was 1932/3 when they did beat Wimborne in the final, but by 2-0. Golf: location, participants and connection to Canford uknown ;2.30 Athletics at Canford (running, high jump, relay race; 4.15 CCF Band; 4.35 Speech Day riding display ; 6.10 presentation of prizes;6.25 hockey Speech Day riding display matched exactly photos from the late 1930s Possibly the cine film donated by William Hine-Haycock (F36) mentioned in one of his letters (BX30-32)

Photos, scanned programmes, etc and notes

3 discs of coloured scans of Canford life in 1961m 1962, with index

(by Nigel Edwards (W67) Horse and foal on Canford Heath; coming in main entrance; Hatch Hole; dormitory; lodge; Rose Walk; Chemistry lesson; building the pavilion; weir; chapel; great staircase; library; dining hall; kitchens; CCF (including crossing the river); John of Gaunt s (as library); Speech Day (including prize-giving; life-saving display in swimming pool; cricket); real tennis; gym; athletics; rugby; cross country; hockey; main buildings; opening of pavilion by Princess Margaret.(Some discolouration in some of the sections) Time: 29.45 [Multiple copies]

Folder of scanned prints from early 1970s; folder of Canford in 2000s taken on return visit

4 minute film of Speech Day

Chapel Choir, Chamber Choir, Orchestra, Jazz Band.CD to commemorate Canford's 90th Birthday

Modern and traditional logos

Taken by Peter Booton