This book of case studies is designed to assist school boards and administrators in international schools to further develop their governance skills. The premise that underlies it is that they will be more efficient and effective if they take time out of their busy schedules to reflect upon the nature of school governance.

School Board Governance Training

Powell, William

Peridot Press

The Gap-year Guidebook: 2001-2002

Business & Money

McDougall, Rosamund

Economics

This revised and extended edition of To Educate the Nations, originally published in 2002, is a collection of Professor George Walker's lectures and addresses that he presented throughout the world on the theme of international education. It takes a journey through the history, philosophy and practicalities of the subject.

To Educate the Nations (v. 2)

Education & Teaching

George, Walker

Schools & Teaching

Rhymes for the Grandchildren: Moose, Mouse and Other Rhymes

Driver, C. J.

Calcutta Song: Life, Love and Learning in a City of Dreams

Winter, Joe

Ruins

Literature & Fiction

Winning, Joshua

Genre Fiction

A dark, desperate tale of greed, crime, drugs, family, fear - and commercial crab fishing.Brothers Adrian and Matty Collins are close to rock bottom: sick of the sight of each other and barely scraping a living from the only job they have ever known: crab fishing off the south coast. Every day is a depressing repeat of the one that has gone before - until a discovery in a remote spot of the English Channel changes everything.It could be the best thing that has ever happened to them - or the worst?Set in the fishing community of Weymouth, Pot Luck is a thriller with sinister twists, a raggedy mob of opportunists and bottom-feeders, and an ocean of bad blood.

Pot Luck

<p>“If you love action and mystery then this is for you” – Guardian Children’s Books “Unsettling and entertaining... A very tasty trilogy” – SciFi Now 'All who stand against us shall perish' The critically acclaimed Sentinel Trilogy comes to a thrilling conclusion in this final instalment of the dark fantasy series. The world is falling apart around Nicholas Hallow. Amid rumours that the Dark Prophets have returned, a deathly gloom pollutes England, unleashing a savage hoard of nightmare creatures. Fighting the tide of evil, Nicholas returns home to Cambridge, where an old ally helps him seek out the mysterious Skurkwife, who could help Nicholas stop Malika and the Prophets for good. Meanwhile, Sam Wilkins unites the Sentinels against the forces of darkness, but with Jessica's sanity slipping, and Isabel suspicious of her shadowy past, it's a battle that could cost the Sentinels everything.</p>

Splinter (Book Three of the Sentinel Trilogy)

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