His son-in-law was the Rev C. B. Canning Headmaster of Canford. After the War, in 1946, Cyril Norwood was the President of the Geographical Association, following an earlier Marlborough colleague: Clement Cyril Carter (who had been President at the outbreak of the war) to the position.
His son-in-law was Rev C. B. Canning, who served as Headmaster of Canford. After World War II in 1946, Cyril Norwood became the President of the Geographical Association, following an earlier colleague from Marlborough: Clement Cyril Carter (who had held the position at the start of the war) to his role.