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	William Edgar Oddie (born July 7, 1941) is a British comedian, singer, television presenter and ornithologist.
		After attending King Edwards School in Birmingham, Bill studied at Cambridge, where he appeared in several Footlights productions, one of which, Cambridge Circus, transferred to the West End, New Zealand and Broadway.
		A birder since his childhood in Birmingham, Bill has now established a reputation for himself as an ornithology and conservation communicator and activist.
		His first published work was an article about Birmingham's Bartley Reservoir in the West Midland Bird Club's 1962 Annual Report, and he has since written an number of books about birds and bird watching, and articles for many specialist publications including British Birds, Birdwatching Magazine and Birdwatch.
	www.birminghamuk.com /wikipedia/Bill_Oddie.htm (417 words)

	al.com: Breaking News from The Birmingham News
		Birmingham Mayor Bernard Kincaid vetoed the City Council’s 15 percent pay raise for police and fire workers today, the latest action in a fight over authority between the two branches of city government.
		Birmingham and Jefferson County leaders broke ground today on the Railroad Reservation Park — a planned green space between downtown and UAB that will include areas for recreation and entertainment, bordered by shops and residences.
		Hank Edwards said investigators were interviewing the man in connection with the death of a man in the Southside Homes public housing community.
	www.al.com /birminghamnews/breaking (1823 words)

	Engineering at Birmingham: News Archive - February 2003
		King Edwards School Birmingham has been working with MG Rover on designing a test rig for vehicles.
		The University of Birmingham’s School of Engineering is working in conjunction with 20/20 Speech Ltd based in Malvern, Worcestershire which develops and supplies speech recognition and text-to-speech synthesis software products.
		WRK will be working with the Birmingham group to establish a CDC design for thermophilic bioprocessing, and to construct and operate a demonstration rig in which the consortium’s ideas may be tested on industrial food industry wastes.
	www.eng.bham.ac.uk /news/03feb.htm (2109 words)

	http://www.qando.net/ - Translate into Latin: I don’t know any of this crap
		King Edward's was, by the way, a day school in Birmingham, not one of the tony, English "public" schools.
		My mother was a public school teacher for decades, and she had amassed a collection of old textbooks.
		If a child was no good at school, he could drop out and go to work in the brick yard or stay down on the farm.
	www.qando.net /details.aspx?entry=515 (770 words)

	PW - Enoch EDWARDS - A Family History and Genealogy
		Enoch Edwards was born in about December 1840 in Birmingham.
		His father was John EDWARDS, a millwright and his mother was Sarah (from the 1851 Census).
		Henry born in 1868, Ralph in 1871, both in Birmingham, Emily Mary, born in 1872, Garnet, and Albert Parker, who was born in 1876 in Small Heath and Ada in 1880 in Birmingham.
	www.paulweaver.com /h/p/p290.html (512 words)

	My favourite writer - Tolkien - Sciaga.pl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		His parents came from Birmingham, England and were staying in South Africa for business.
		Birmingham was placed 4 miles from his village and Tolkien’s family moved there.
		In 1911, Tolkien applied himself to his studies at King Edwards and obtained a scholarship to Qxford University, to study languages.
	www.sciaga.pl /tekst/19696-20-my_favourite_writer_tolkien (820 words)

	Grantian Florilegium: March 2005
		Public school textbooks tow the party line, regardless of what stickers are affixed to the book or what verbal tricks are used to tone down the language.
		Nevertheless, towards the end of the session he was deeply stirred by the power of the writings of Jonathan Edwards and came to an intellectual grasp of the magnificence of the Godhead and of the providential subordination of all things to His one sovereign purpose.
		Perhaps the dearest example of the outworking of this vision is seen in the West Port experiment in Edinburgh, “a fourth part of the whole population being pauper and another fourth street beggars, thieves and prostitutes.” The population amounted to upwards of 400 families of whom 300 had no connection with the Church.
	www.kingsmeadow.com /2005_03_01_blog_archive.html (13504 words)

	PH@school: Supreme Court Cases
		In places like Selma and Birmingham, Alabama, the police, operating under the pretext that the demonstrations were "illegal assemblies" and "public disturbances," broke them up by wielding batons (sometimes on horseback) and firing tear gas.
		Refusing to leave, many of the civil rights protestors were arrested and tried for "breach of the peace," including Reverend Edwards, one of the leaders of the demonstration.
		With the Edwards decision, the Supreme Court continued the pattern of protecting unpopular speech.
	www.phschool.com /atschool/supreme_court_cases/edwards.html (936 words)

	Win with Edwards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Edwards at the very least is youthful, and aparently taking younger voters into consideration.
		My 20yr old daughter, Anna, interned for Edwards in New Hampshire in the summer (2003) and is presently, the weekend before the NH primary, back in New Hampshire working.
		He realizes that small high schools are the best learning environments for children and supports re-opening schools that have been closed down.
	www.winwithedwards.com /support.html?state=AL (4449 words)

	BCF National Schools Championship 2004/5
		The competition, which is open to all schools in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, attracted 123 entries.
		This is the second time Nottingham High School has won the competition in the 47 years that it has been running (last winning in 1992).
		Millfield School A (14.3) 2½ 3½ Hampton School A (14.4); Magdalen College School B (12.5) 1 5 Oakham School A (16.2); Twickenham Prep School (12.6) 0 6 Southend HS (16.1); Aughton St Michaels (10.8) 1½ 4½ Nottingham HS B (12.6)
	www.bcf.org.uk /events/bcfnatteam/school2005 (704 words)

	Tolkien's Birmingham Introduction
		Tolkien lived in Birmingham from 1895 to the time he went to Oxford University in 1911.
		He went to school at King Edwards in New Street in the city centre.
		Many things during his life in Birmingham were influential on his later writings.
	www.bplphoto.co.uk /TolkiensBirmingham (190 words)

	King Edward VI Handsworth School for Girls: School Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		King Edward VI Handsworth School is a Voluntary Aided Grammar School for girls aged 11-18.
		The school operated a fortnightly timetable in which there are 50 periods of one hour, 3 periods in the morning with a 20-minute break and 2 periods in the afternoon.
		In years 7-11 girls are expected to wear school uniform purchased from the school shop.
	www.kingedwardvi.bham.org.uk /school (263 words)

	Time line of J.R.R Tolkien
		September 1900 Tolkien retakes the entrance exam for King Edward’s, and is accepted.
		Late 1900 The Tolkiens move from Sarehole to Moseley to be nearer to Birmingham and King Edwards School.
		Early 1902 Mabel Tolkien again moves her family, from King’s Heath to a house in Edgbaston next door to the Birmingham oratory and the Grammar School of St. Philip.
	www.fortunecity.com /millenium/postoffice/323/id17.htm (1088 words)

	JRR Tolkien
		The Tolkiens move from Sarehole to Moseley to be closer to Birmingham and King Edwards School.
		The Tolkiens move again from King's Health to a house in Edgbaston, which is next door to Birmingham Oratory and the Grammar School of St. Philip.
		Tolkien was to have traveled to the United States to accept an honorary degree from Marquette, Harvard and several other universities, and to deliver a series of addresses but the trip had to be cancelled due to the illness of his wife, Edith.
	www.tolkien.ws /index.php?timeline (844 words)

	Moseley School of Art Association - Teachers
		May, 1927 at St. Leonards on Sea, Sussex, England is a very popular former art teacher at the school, having taught there from 1958 until 1973, when he became Director of Art and Design at the King Edward School, Birmingham, remaining there until 1985.
		He trained at Eastbourne School of Art following demob in 1947 and was awarded the National Diploma (Design) in 1951, specialising in the areas of Painting and Printmaking.
		After his time at Moseley School of Art, Bob taught evenings and weekends at the Midlands Arts Centre and Institute of Adult Education and, in 1973 was appointed Director of Art and Design at King Edwards School, Birmingham, where he remained until taking early retirement in 1985 due to ill health.
	www.moseley-art-school.co.uk /page10.htm (682 words)

	Military Books on CD - Birmingham
		It covers the early history of the battalion, and as might be expected is particularly thorough on the events of the second half of the 19th century.
		To quote the preface "the list is far from complete, but it was felt that a definitive date must be set for sending it to the press." Despite this limitation, this is a valuable resource for any family historian whose ancestors from this period were Old Edwardians.
		In addition are lists from Birmingham businesses of those who were released to serve in all parts of the Armed services.
	www.midlandshistoricaldata.org /military_birm.html (695 words)

	Written Works - Edwin Hatch
		He is best known as the author of the paper Influence of Greek Ideas and Usages Upon the Christian Church, delivered at the 1888 Hibbert Lectures.
		Hatch attended King Edwards School, Birmingham, where he studied under James Prince Lee, who would later become the Bishop of Manchester, it was during this period of his life that he ws first noted for his strong mental independence and extreme study habits.
		Between then and when he returned to Oxford in 1867, he served as rector of the high school in Quebec.
	mywebpage.netscape.com /Abell9583/edwin-hatch-written-works.html (229 words)

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		Later that year, the family moved from Sarehole to Moseley, to be closer to Birmingham and King Edwards School.
		However, Ronald won a Scholarship to King Edwards in 1903, and returned there to continue his studies.
		Ronald and his brother were left to the care of Father Francis Morgan, a priest at the Birmingham Oratory.
	webpages.shepherd.edu /DWILLI01/Author.htm (758 words)

	Maybury&Co - Intellectual Property Specialists
		Neil Maybury was educated at King Edwards School, Birmingham before obtaining his LL.B from the University of Birmingham.
		Priti was educated at Edgbaston High School and graduated from Manchester in 2002.
		Magdalena is currently in her final year studying law at the University of Plymouth and plans to return to Birmingham after completing her studies.
	www.neilmaybury.com /about.htm (442 words)

	St. Philip's School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Philip's School was a grammar school for boys located on Hagley Road in Birmingham, England.
		It took over the Oratory buildings when the older school moved to Amersham in 1922.]] founded the school in association with the Birmingham Oratory which was situated next door.
		Tolkien had been attending King Edward's School but was moved to Saint Philip's.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St._Philip's_School (303 words)

	News : CBSO & BIRMINGHAM JAZZ CHIEFS AWARDED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Stephen Maddock was appointed Chief Executive of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in 1999 and has already made an important contribution to the work of the orchestra, to its relationship with Birmingham Conservatoire and to the musical life of the region.
		Having gained a BA in Arabic (University of London), a PGCE in teaching English as a Foreign Language (University of Wales) and an MA in Applied English Linguistic (Birmingham University), Tony pursued a remarkable career as a teacher and lecturer until his retirement in 2001.
		Despite the demands of his 'day-job' he has also, since 1985, been the chair of Birmingham Jazz, an organisation which promotes up to 35 concerts a year at Symphony Hall, the CBSO Centre, the Adrian Boult Hall, the Midland Arts Centre, The Drum, the Fiddle and Bone and from this year, the Glee Club.
	www.uce.ac.uk /web2/releases/3310jk.html (620 words)

	KES StreetBall - A Back in Blue Creation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		At King Edwards School in Birmingham we have Friday Afternoon activities where pupils have various options for extracurricular activities.
		Our key demographic is our school and its pupils due to the degree of difficulty in selling outside the school.
		So far pupils within our school are enough in number to generate a profit with our products.
	www.kesstreetball.co.uk /about.php (272 words)

	Ahaa999
		Educated at King Edwards School Birmingham and Trinity College Dublin, Hugh has had a career that’s taken a scenic route.
		Hugh in December 2005, with Mrs Rashni, head teacher of the new Labuy primary school in Banda Aceh in Indonesia.
		The school was built by CAFOD partners Islamic Relief to replace the one lost to the Tsunami in 2004.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /ahaa999/hughbio.htm (557 words)

	DfES, News Centre
		Schools in the West Midlands will receive a £110,000 boost to expand co-operation between independent and state schools, raising standards for the benefit of all their pupils.
		These opportunities will be provided through a summer school, to make learning exciting and take advantage of not being restrained by time.
		All schools in England were eligible to apply for partnership funding.
	www.dfes.gov.uk /pns/DisplayPN.cgi?pn_id=2004_0106 (735 words)

	Sir Francis Galton
		At the age of 5 he was at the local school and was disappointed when he discovered that none of his friends knew about Illiad or Marmion.
		The young man, who was always to be found studying the abstract of science, always impressed Mrs.
		When he turned 14 he joined King Edwards School in Birmingham and only after a year, he was accepted as a pupil at Birmingham General hospital.
	www.vcsc.k12.in.us /th/hagen/invent/galton.htm (608 words)

	The Grey Havens - Tolkien: The Tolkien Timeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Mabel Tolkien boards the SS Guelph and returns to Birmingham, England with her two children, John and Hilary.
		Late 1900 -- The J.R.R. Tolkien's move from Sarehole to Moseley to be closer to Birmingham and King Edwards School.
		Mabel Tolkien again moves her family, from King's Heath to a house in Edgbaston next door to the Birmingham Oratory and the Grammar School of St. Philip.
	tolkien.cro.net /tolkien/tolktmln.html (944 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 15 Feb 1990
		The numbers of vacancies in January 1989 for full -time permanent teachers in maintained nursery, primary and secondary schools in England and Wales and in Lancashire are shown in the table.
		To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list all the schools which receive pupils paid for in whole, or in part, under the assisted places scheme ; and what was the number of assisted place pupils at each school in 1988-89.
		To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list the local education authorities which pay for places for pupils residing in their areas to attend independent schools, excluding special schools ; and what are the numbers of pupils each supported in whole or in part during 1988-89.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm198990/cmhansrd/1990-02-15/Writtens-1.html (1517 words)

	SIMTR \| SIMTR Trustees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Presently Chair of Governors at a local C.E. School and Chair of the Voluntary Management Committee for the Pre-School Playgroup and After School Care Facilities.
		Following the publication of a book "Tried and Tested Assemblies" she is currently working on a second book of Collective Worship for Schools.
		Mr CM Edwards Dipl.Arch (Birm) A.R.LB.A. Educated at King Edwards School Birmingham and at the Birmingham School of Architecture, qualifying in 1958.
	www.simtr.co.uk /trustees.asp (551 words)

	Political message of Easter to be highlighted on BBC
		Visiting Birmingham, Alabama, where on Good Friday 1963 King marched in defiance of the city’s segregation laws, Joel will reflect that he deliberately chose this holy day to identify with the suffering and passion of Jesus Christ and to dramatise the injustices of segregation in the Deep South of the USA.
		Among the highlights of Joel’s trip was a meeting with Bernice King, the youngest of King’s children who was just five when her father died.
		Of their meeting, Joel said; “Meeting Bernice King was inspirational as she recounted how her father, faced with death threats and the heavy demands of leadership, underwent a deep, mystical spiritual experience in which he felt empowered by Jesus to stand up for justice."
	ekklesia.co.uk /content/news_syndication/article_2003_04_edwards.shtml (557 words)

	Stories from the Web - 7-11 Area - Super Stories - Your Choice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		All the schools in the country were doing it.
		They had names pulled out of a hat, for which school could be which country.
		They had been so proud to be chosen, from all the girls in the school.
	www.storiesfromtheweb.org /gallery/sspopup.asp?ID=23280 (442 words)

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