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Oxford International Sustainability: Project Book 4 (Primary) MD26 and the exceptional life story

Oxford International Sustainability: Project Book 4 (Primary) MD26 and the exceptional life storyThe Oxford International Sustainability course is a year on year structured, comprehensive programme for 5 14 year olds. It has been designed to inspire and educate about sustainable living on planet Earth, while also strengthening students' connections to their local community and to nature. Based on an international curriculum for sustainability, the Project Books provide an interdisciplinary approach integrating science, English, mathematics, and

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and the exceptional life story of one of the most original and important writers working today

and conditions that limit us in countless ways

There are many illustrations in full colour

the Glastonbury Zodiac

Oxford International Sustainability: Project Book 4 (Primary) MD26 and the exceptional life storyThe Oxford International Sustainability course is a year on year structured, comprehensive programme for 5 14 year olds. It has been designed to inspire and educate about sustainable living on planet Earth, while also strengthening students' connections to their local community and to nature. Based on an international curriculum for sustainability, the Project Books provide an interdisciplinary approach integrating science, English, mathematics, and

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