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Stephen Hawking is one of the greatest scientists and thinkers of our time, and is famous around the world because he writes and talks about cosmology - the science of the universe - in a way that people can understand. He has a terrible disease called ALS, and today he can only move and speak with the help of machines. But this has not stopped him working to try and understand our world better. Will people travel in time one day? Where did the universe come from? Most of us cannot even begin to think about questions like this - but Stephen Hawking is always looking for the answers.

Discover the Power of StatisticsFind out how statistics can be used to solve problems and make surprising discoveries. Learn everything you need to know to question the statistics you come across.Readerful: Motivating Independent ReadingThis Independent Library book is designed for pupils in Y6/P7 at Oxford Reading Level 19 to read without support.Features: A reading library with motivation at its heart, to get more children reading more Stories, non-fiction, graphic texts and character mini-series aligned to Oxford Reading Levels, helping children find a book they love with the right level of challenge Expertise drawn from evidence and research is baked into the books by specialists in reading motivation, diversity and inclusion, shared reading, knowledge and vocabulary Books unlock classroom language with Useful words chosen from the Oxford Vocabulary Framework Built-in links between topics, vocabulary, characters and authors help motivate children to keep reading Closely aligned to guidance from the Department for Education's Reading Framework 2023

Oxford International Science teaches students the skills they need to become confident scientists. This three-level lower secondary course (books 7-9) will provide students with a strong grasp of scientific concepts and topics.Through an enquiry-based approach, Oxford International Science encourages active collaboration, develops scientific knowledge, skills, and understanding, stimulates curiosity, and promotes a joy of learning. The topics covered ask students big questions and encourage them to make connections to the real world. Key word boxes allow students to build scientific vocabulary and student-friendly learning objectives enable students to take charge of their learning.

Keeps you talking. Motivate learners with new and engaging content to connect English to their day-to-day lives and experiences. The proven English File methodology means you can teach with confidence, with mediation practice integrated throughout and a brand-new exam preparation focus. Create a dynamic learning experience with video embedded in every File to help students learn and practise grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. New to English File is Skills Confidence / Exam Confidence, helping your students thoroughly prepare themselves for external exams. Check out the video below, where we explain how the personalised micro-lessons of Exam Confidence build learners exam readiness, in a format designed for students to use in their own time, at their own pace.

Keeps you talking. Motivate learners with new and engaging content to connect English to their day-to-day lives and experiences. The proven English File methodology means you can teach with confidence, with mediation practice integrated throughout and a brand-new exam preparation focus. Create a dynamic learning experience with video embedded in every File to help students learn and practise grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. New to English File is Skills Confidence / Exam Confidence, helping your students thoroughly prepare themselves for external exams. Check out the video below, where we explain how the personalised micro-lessons of Exam Confidence build learners exam readiness, in a format designed for students to use in their own time, at their own pace.

Schoolboy turns secret agent in this hilarious spy spoof!Before you read this, I want you to carefully check that no-one is reading over your shoulder - go ahead, do it now.First off, that was terrible - really obvious. If I'm going to tell you top secret government information, you're going to have to be a bit more stealthy. Try again.Was anyone looking? No? Right, then I'll begin.This year the secret service made a major mix up, they mistook a 13-year-old boy called Kevin for a secret agent (I know, so much for an 'intelligence' agency). This was the sort of kid that would try and zip wire across a building and end up falling head first into a fountain with his bum on show, so can you imagine what happened when he was allowed access to the amazing sort of spy gadgets that James Bond would use?Despite this, it was up to Kevin to save us all from an evil supervillain. It was the most dangerous, daring mission in the history of the secret service, and also its biggest blunder.This top secret book uncovers the entire story of Kevin's fateful and hilarious mission.

Ideal for elementary learners of English looking to improve or practise their English. The book is filled with useful vocabulary that is carefully graded and easy to understand, it also comes with audio, so that you can listen to the story at the same time as reading.Horseracing is the sport of kings, perhaps because racehorses are very expensive animals. But when they win, they can make a lot of money for the owners, for the trainers, and for the people who put bets on them.Silver Blaze is a young horse, but already the winner of many races. One night he disappears, and someone kills his trainer. The police want the killer, and the owner wants his horse, but they can't find them. So what do they do? They write to 221B Baker Street, of course - to ask for the help of the great detective, Sherlock Holmes.

This complete nine-year course follows a spiral approach where students' learning builds year-on-year, with increasing complexity and depth. Through real-life contexts and project-based activities, students are equipped with vital computing skills for their future studies and beyond. There is a strong focus on programming throughout, from block-based through to text-based coding languages. Students are also introduced to future-facing concepts such as robotics, VR, AI, and machine learning.