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  School Fundraising Handbook -...

  Lindsey Marsh

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  Written by Lindsey Marsh, The School Fundraising Handbook: How to maximise your income from grants, sponsorship and many other sources of finance is a carefully compiled treasury of tips, tools and key contacts to help schools in the UK save money, boost their income and manage their fundraising projects.
  It's exciting to know that there are hundreds of grants available to schools whether they're for funds needed to raise attainment levels, purchase new equipment, run school clubs or improve buildings and outdoor spaces and these grants can range from a few pounds to thousands of pounds! Plus, in addition to financial grants, there are also lots of other means of support out there too, such as business sponsorship and employee volunteers.
  The School Fundraising Handbook aims to help schools become better informed about such opportunities, and to raise awareness of all the wonderful charities and organisations that are willing to support schools and other educational establishments such as nurseries, colleges, special schools and pupil referral units.
  Covering grants, crowdfunding, event planning, recycling schemes, corporate support and much more, this indispensable guide throws schools a lifeline by revealing the abundance of fundraising streams available to them and sharing shrewd advice on how to coordinate specific projects and initiatives successfully.
  Lindsey also uses her fundraising expertise to guide readers through the grant application process from start to finish, so that even the most inexperienced fundraiser can feel confident about seeing their projects through to fruition. Furthermore, she offers ideas and insights on how to fundraise through wider community involvement, reach out to business links and benefit from various other opportunities available to schools (e.g. hire schemes, guest speakers, free gifts and free site visits).
  An invaluable resource for school leaders, school business managers and anyone involved in fundraising in the education sector.

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  Social Skills: 7 Easy Steps to...

  Lawrence Finnegan

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  Are you tired of feeling awkward in social situations? Wouldn’t you like a way to increase your social skills while growing closer to those you know and love? Whether you are an odd ducking looking to join a flock or a dazzling center of every solution already, this guide has valuable information for everyone. With an insight borne from teaching themselves to go from shy and hesitant to outgoing and bold, in 7 EASY STEPS we take you down the road to making contacts easier, nurturing an acquaintance into a friend, and making your friendships last as long as possible. 
    
  YOU’LL LEARN:Crash course on personal upkeep, including grooming, how you carry yourself, and develop social agility by nurturing confidenceLearning how to appreciate the forest without missing the trees: cliques, crowds and demographics and how labels apply to individuals and personal identityThe big impact of small talk and how to turn even the most fleeting contact into a fast friendDemystify and articulate the intuitive, unspoken rules of making contacts and growing into friendsTurning contacts into friends, friends into kin, and the fine art of growing closer ain generalThe value of heartfelt, difficult conversations and how to tackle them; growth is never easy, and we teach you how to push throughSometimes you must remove people from your life, and we teach you how to remove the toxic, as well as how to address problem behavior before it comes to thatAnd so much more! 
    
  Building solid bonds isn't always about inviting people into your life or even fixing strained relationships. Just as often as not, it requires work on your end or kicking the problem person out of your life altogether; learn where you stand to understand better what will not stand for. 
  Let’s get started!

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  Introvert Negotiators Can...

  Zane Rozzi

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  Leverage is often the primary factor that moves negotiated outcomes in favor of one party at the expense of the other party. Leverage in negotiations is the power that one party has to influence - or control - the other party to the negotiation. Leverage is, therefore, incredibly important in determining the outcome of the negotiation. 
  If you think of a negotiation as dividing up a pie, leverage is, in fact, so powerful that someone with very poor negotiating skills, but who holds a lot of leverage, can often obtain the biggest piece of the pie - or even most of the pie - despite having very poor negotiating skills. Should a negotiator have both excellent negotiating skills and substantial leverage, that negotiator will easily dominate the negotiation. 
  Which party has the stronger influence or control over the other party can shift throughout the negotiation. Leverage is also not consistent with respect to all issues of the negotiation. You could have a lot of leverage in one area of the negotiation, but very little leverage in other areas of the negotiation. You might also have a lot of leverage over some specific individual members of the other team, but hardly any leverage over other specific individual members of the other team. You must, therefore, strategically apply your leverage in the way that maximizes your control of the negotiation. 
  Throughout this book, we'll discuss many ways you can both increase your leverage and decrease the other party's leverage. There are many different sources of leverage that can be easily gained or lost through your actions or the actions of the other party. 
  You'll be able to start applying what you've learned immediately after you've finished reading this book by using the example procedures, responses, strategies, behaviors, and action steps. It works; and it will work for you. Read this book, apply the information, and see for yourself.

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  The Little Nut Tree

  Anne Taylor

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  Little Sprout Readers is based on the best Nersery rhyme. Easy English nursery rhyme storybook for children who are new to English.

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  Brain Training - Accelerated...

  Adrian Tweeley

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  Book 1: In this book are all the techniques you need to be a critical, smarter thinker. Intelligence can be developed and trained. Critical thinking is a skill many people have forsaken. They follow the masses, the media, the trends, or some role model they admire. However, when you think outside of the box and use pure logic to calculate your decisions, your life can be happier, more fulfilling, and more risk-free.  
  Book 2: Do you want to learn more faster? You’ve come to the right place. There are so many people in this world who spend hours, days, or years learning the same thing others learn 10 times faster. It’s a waste of time. Let’s face it. We can do better. You may be a genius without realizing it. The problem is that most people don’t use the full capacity of their brain. And most of them don’t even use the smallest part. But do not despair. There is hope for everyone. All you have to do is learn how to do better. 
  Book 3: You may have heard of people who remember everything just by glancing at it: names, faces, numbers, or information. Well, it’s not unrealistic to develop a memory like that yourself. Our brain is like a storage unit - something like a camera storage unit. Data are constantly moving, but only some information sticks. In this audiobook, you’ll learn some secret tips and tricks to enhance your memory.  
  Book 4: You will be amazed at the things you’ll hear. In this guide, the author made sure that all the quick tricks and long-term strategies that work are listed. You will hear about various topics that cover the most important things you should do to improve your memory. 

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  History's Greatest Automotive...

  Matt Stone, Preston Lerner

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  "Chock-full of amusing car-related trivia and miscellany." —Detroit News 
   
  Did you know that after James Dean's death behind the wheel of his Porsche 550 Spyder, parts of the car were sold off, and said parts then cursed their new owners? (Or did they?)  
   
  Did you know Bonnie and Clyde stole Ford V-8s almost exclusively as getaway cars because they were the fastest cars of their day—and that Clyde wrote Henry Ford a thank-you note?  
   
  Did you know that a monkey by the name of Jocko Flocko once won a Grand National race? (NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Tim Flock helped.)  
   
  Rumors, myths, and fantastic stories have swirled around the automobile for over a century. This fascinating collection compiles funny stories and a trunkful of trivia: What was the first car to break the sound barrier? Who won the first Indy 500? What kind of car was dancer Isadora Duncan in when she was killed? What car performed the most spectacular stunt in the James Bond movie oeuvre? In all of these cases, the answers may not be what you think. 
   
  "Entertaining stories of vehicular crime, racing, moviemaking and various mishaps and mayhem." —The New York Times

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