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Dr Stephen Spurr is currently the headmaster of Westminster School, the leading British Public school in London, having taken over from Tristram Jones-Parry in September 2005. He is an advocate for exam reform[1].

Born in Australia, Spurr was educated at Sydney Grammar School, as well as the Universities of Sydney and, later, Oxford.

Before his current appointment Spurr was the headmaster of Clifton College, and prior to that he was a housemaster at Eton, where he organised a collection of Ancient Egyptian artefacts [2].

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 Dr '''Stephen Spurr''' is currently the [[headmaster]] of [[Westminster School]], the leading [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Public school (England)|Public school]] in [[London]], having taken over from Tristram Jones-Parry in September [[2005]]. He is an advocate for exam reform[http://education.guardian.co.uk/publicschools/story/0,,1559047,00.html].
+Born in Australia, Spurr was educated at [[Sydney Grammar School]], as well as the Universities of Sydney and, later, Oxford.
 Before his current appointment Spurr was the headmaster of [[Clifton College]], and prior to that he was a housemaster at [[Eton College|Eton]], where he organised a collection of [[Ancient Egypt]]ian [[artefact (archaeology)|artefact]]s[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/458349.stm].