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The Path to Prosperity by James Allen – Section 2 The World a Reflex of Mental States
In his classic self-help book, “The Path to Prosperity,” James Allen explores the idea that the world around us is a reflection of our own mental states. He argues that our thoughts and emotions have a powerful influence on our lives, and that by changing our mental states, we can change the world around
The Path to Prosperity by James Allen – Section 1 The Lesson of Evil
The Path to Prosperity” by James Allen is a classic self-help book that offers a guide to achieving prosperity and success in life. Allen’s work has inspired countless readers over the years, and its teachings continue to be relevant and applicable today. One of the key lessons in “The Path to Prosperity” is the
UK Boarding Schools Week in the capital of Nigeria
#Abuja trip “huge success” with plans for major exhibition Enjoy this short video report on our latest “UK Boarding Schools Week” in the capital of #Nigeria. And hear about a full exhibition in the summer term run by Mark Brooks Education in association with the UK’s Department for International Trade (DIT). Play to the end
LVS Ascot
Today we welcomed Franklin Adjetey to LVS Ascot. It was lovely to take time to show Franklin our wonderful school with Head of Admissions Lindi Smit and to share ideas on teaching and learning. Franklin is the author of ‘Know Thyself; A Creative curriculum’; a truly inspirational educationalist who we look forward to working with
Blended Approach to Teaching and Learning training
Pictures showing some of the teachers at the Blended Approach to Teaching and Learning training , which took place at the Challenge House at Abelemkpe on the 13th August 2022.
British Boarding Schools exhibition at Transcorp Hilton, Abuja
British Boarding Schools exhibition at Transcorp Hilton, Abuja. We visited the Broadoaks School and Waldorf Knoll Academy. Later had VIP reception at the British high commissioner’s residence.
