De Lacy

De Lacy House is the school’s newest house, founded in 2001. It is named after Alice de Lacy, the Countess of Salisbury who owned Canford in the early years of the fourteenth century.  The house emblem is derived from the de Lacy lion.  The house is adjacent to Marriotts near the golf course and sports centre.

 

 

 

  • de Lacy
    Marianne Marns

    Marianne Marns joined Canford in 1996 to teach French and Spanish.  She was housemistress of Oakley, a small Sixth Form girls' house, for two years before pioneering the new de Lacy house in September 2002.   Marianne coaches tennis and netball and enjoys playing cricket. She is married, and is a mother of two daughters.

Kate Orpwood
Clare Phillips
Lucy McClelland
Ruth Fuller
  • Viv-Moreton---DeLacy
    Viv Trowbridge
  • Linda Davis
  • Amanda Nash
    Amanda Nash

Tel: 01202 847341

Fax: 01202 847350

Marianne Marns mm@canford.com

Viv Trowbridge vmt@canford.com

Please note:Housemistresses have full-time teaching commitments, coach sports and lead other school activities. Evenings are the best time to try to reach them on the phone.