Ecgbert

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• King Ecgbert School — Infobox UK school name = King Ecgbert School latitude = 53.3205 longitude = 1.5368 head = Bob Evans street = Furniss Avenue city = Sheffield country = England LEA = Sheffield ofsted = 107129 gender = Mixed enrollment = 1208 (in 2004) lower age =… …   Wikipedia

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