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Shrewsbury School - Definition |
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Shrewsbury School is a leading British public school, located in Shrewsbury in the county of Shropshire. It was listed by the Clarendon Report as one of the great schools of England. It is a boarding school for boys aged 13 ("Year 9") to 18 ("Year 13") with a current enrollment of about 720 students.
Ex-pupils are named 'Old Salopians', and famous Alumni include
Shrewsbury ("The Free School") was founded in 1552 by King Edward VI, and in 1571 was augmented by Queen Elizabeth I. Headmasters include Sir Thomas Ashton, Samuel Butler, Dr. Benjamin Hall Kennedy, CA Alington, and Sir Eric Anderson.
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Shrewsbury - Example Usage |
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a_shrewsbury: My boyyyy! http://t.co/cg2tu860 |
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AirOneHeli: 00:25 A5 Bowbrook, Shrewsbury. Vehicle failing to stop for police, vehicle stung and stopped a short time later. |
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sfj1642: 1645: "[Shrewsbury] Castle on the morrow was surrendered... They tooke order to secure the Irish, who are to looke thorow a Hempen Window." |
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tgsports: GLAX: Shrewsbury 18, Groton-Dunstable 16: McCann scores six as Colonials win wild one: http://t.co/owcZRaLo |
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ninagonzales_: @nickara94 yeah but it was such a hassle between shrewsbury and Gillette and osterville I just decided not to ): |
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