What does CEBE stand for?

Church of England Board of Education

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Bishop of Lincoln, Rt Revd John Saxbee, who is also the Chair of the Church of England Board of Education, wrote one of the crammer's prayers based on his own experience as a school going kid.

Church of England publishes 'crammer's prayers' to help exam students

Education Secretary David Blunkett began talks on Monday with the head of the Church of England Board of Education, Bishop of Blackburn Alan Chesters, and the new Roman Catholic Archbishop of Birmingham, Vincent Nicholls.

Labour peers still defiant in battle of Section 28