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Look no further than this jam-packed guide to the places and people that make our Steel City what it is. Many years ago, the four children of the Brontë family – Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne – lived in a windswept house by the Yorkshire moors with their father.

This inspiring collection of hope-filled thoughts, quotes, photos and Bible verses reassures readers that there is no situation too hopeless, no problem too hard, and no trial too difficult to ask God for his help. A concise guide to key events, people and places in English history and how England has come to be what it is today.Julie Duckworth's little book, with an enormous heart, will be a source of inspiration and practical ideas for schools to be values-based communities ” a must for the 21st Century. Discover the essence of Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) teaching with the Featherstone Little Books series. Craftivism is a term coined by Betsy Greer, referring to the raising of social consciousness through the medium of craft. For the less-well-read, they can enjoy discovering new, illuminating quotes and passages that will provide guidance, humour and food for thought.

Their mini cross-stitched banners and tiny urban installations touch upon issues of environmentalism, corporate greed and gender equality in a warm and humorous way – quietly encouraging people to reflect upon these subjects in their own space and time. For bibliophiles, they’ll enjoy recognising their favourite passages and authors, all captured in one place. This booklet combines prayers from the Bible with other written prayers and exercises to use, as a starting point for a relationship with God.They are skills we are learning for life and when I grow up I will remember to have them with me and use them to help me live a happy life.

Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). This Little Book explains what net zero carbon policies are, and why these policies need to ensure that all of society is included in their design. Having practiced a values led approach in several school for many years I can strongly recommend this book full of "treasure". If you are under 16, please obtain your parent/guardian’s permission before submitting or ask your parent/guardian to submit on your behalf. The purpose of this Little Book is to provide a holistic but condensed overview of the key aspects of plastics as they are produced, con- sumed and disposed of in contemporary consumer culture.For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. This is a practical demonstration of how Values Education reaches out and touches children and adults alike, enabling individuals and organisations to develop positive strength and purpose through living values-filled lives. Does this mean our next generation of children will grow up being literate and numerate greedy consumers whose lives are judged by the size of their houses and the latest model BMW on the drive? This will be a valuable resource for pastoral teams, mentors, coaches and managers within schools and colleges.

Using concepts such as Simplicity and Appreciation, children" and adults"explore their relationship with themselves and their community. Other mistletoes around the world get a mention too, but this is really a celebration of the real thing, the true mistletoe of legend. A Little Book of Values is a clear, helpful and highly enjoyable handbook for teachers who are looking for ways of helping children to think constructively and live harmoniously.This book is a celebration of the work at Ledbury Primary School and exemplifies the power of Values Education in transforming schools, and transforming lives. We centre attention not just on the materiality of plastics but also on their meanings and how they come to be experienced and lived with in daily life. Each page offers a word and age-appropriate definition, along with a related activity, resource or mindful prompt, beautifully illustrated by Instagram star Annelies Draws. The book will inspire you by using examples of where values are already being used by children and adults in schools, and share practical tools to stimulate discussion and philosophical debate.