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Breaking up
Breaking up

By Frank Willmott

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In his diary, fifteen-year-old Mark writes about school, friends, girls, and home in the year in which his family breaks up.

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Black Dog
Black Dog

By Christobel Mattingley

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When, on her first day, she loses her way in the halls of her new large school, Kerry is confronted by a frightening big black dog who eventually leads her to where she wants to go.

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Improving Security in Schools Managing School Facilities
Academic subjects in secondary schools.
Schule in Leipzig
Schule in Leipzig

By Detlef Doring, Jonas Floter

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The school and community relations
The school and community relations
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Children Maths
Children Maths

By Sheila Ebbutt

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Managing Writing Teacher's Resources

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