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This resource compriseing of 3 Pwerpoint Presentations exposes the learners to the fundametals of financial literacy and planning. It is ideal for teachers parents and students. We discuss concepts such as; What is Financial Literacy Distinguishing between Needs & Wants Borrowing and Credit cards Financial Independence Wealth and Investment In addition we examine powerful metaphors from the big five animals and how their behaviour can teach us valuable lessons on managing our income and wealth.

This resource contains 14 ‘romantic’ and ‘dramatic’ conversations extracted from the book ‘Liquid Fire Generation’. The conversations contain wit, satire, poetry and humour.

This is a set of 33 Presentations that cover various leadership topics. They are designed to impart to the learner critical thinking skills and to help develop character. They can be used alongside ‘Cactapopo Jungle Leadership workbook’ that can be obtained from the Amazon Kindle Bookstore. The topics covered include; INTRODUCTION TO OUR LEADERSHIP TRAINING COURAGE LESSON 1- THE COURAGE TO BE DIFFERENT COURAGE LESSON 2- THE COURAGE TO DREAM BIG COURAGE LESSON 3- THE COURAGE TO GROW COURAGE LESSON 4- THE COURAGE TO GO THE EXTRA MILE COURAGE LESSON 5- THE COURAGE TO KEEP YOUR FOCUS LESSON 6- THE COURAGE TO SPEAK YOUR MIND LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE EAGLE LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE ANT- SESSION 1 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE ANT- SESSION 2 THE MINDSET OF A LEADER 1 THE MINDSET OF A LEADER 2 THE MINDSET OF A LEADER 3 THE CHARACTER OF A LEADER 1 THE CHARACTER OF A LEADER 2 THE CHARACTER OF A LEADER 3 THE HEART OF A LEADER 1 THE HEART OF A LEADER 2 THE HEART OF A LEADER 3 THE HABITS OF A LEADER 1 SEE THE OPPORTUNITY IN EVERY STORM FINANCIAL LITERACY PRESENTATION PART 1 FINANCIAL LITERACY PRESENTATION PART 2 FINANCIAL PLANNING PRESENTATION EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT FLEXIBILITY IN THE FACE OF CHANGE LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM A HEN PART 1 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM A HEN PART 2 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM A HEN PART 3 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM A HEN PART 4 AN EXTRA DEGREE IN YOUR EMPATHY STEPPING OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE CULTIVATING A STRONG WORK ETHIC

This resource explores the topic of leadership using powerful metaphors that present the learner with a lasting imagery of great leadership principles. We take a peek into the lives of the Eagle, the Ant and the Hen and learn ways in which these animals metaphorically demonstrate leadership capabilities. The Seven Presentations are structured in a way that teenagers can understand and enjoy. It can be used by teachers, parents and students and is an invaluable resource for PSHE / Citizenship lessons on Leadership or for training prefects on the qualities of a good leader. It comprises of 7 Powerpoint presentations that explore the different qualities required to become a great leader. These are easy to follow Powerpoint lessons where no prior planning, printing or preparation is required. It contains numerous thought-provoking questions that will promote critical thinking. The resource is designed to be delivered as seven 45 minute sessions. No previous knowledge in the subject area is required and the lesson is easily deliverable. The Presentations include: LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE EAGLE LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE ANT- SESSION 1 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE ANT-SESSION 2 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE HEN -PART 1 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE HEN -PART 2 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE HEN -PART 3 LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE HEN -PART 4

This resource is a powerful and essential tool in helping teenagers to become better managers of their time and to inspire them to develop habits, attitudes and behaviours that will maximize their productivity in and out of school. This self-management pack contains 5 Powerpoint presentations that can be delivered in 5 sessions of 45 minutes each. We explore the following topics; EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT STEPPING OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE CULTIVATING A STRONG WORK ETHIC RUNNING YOUR RACE WELL CULTIVATING EMPATHY

This resource explores the topic of Courage in leadership in a way that teenagers can understand and enjoy. It can be used by teachers, parents and students and is an invaluable resource for PSHE / Citizenship lessons on Leadership or for training prefects on the qualities of a good leader. It comprises of 6 Powerpoint presentations that explore the different aspects of Courage required in becoming a great leader. These are easy to follow Powerpoint lessons where no prior planning, printing or preparation is required. It contains numerous thought-provoking questions that will promote critical thinking. The resource is designed to be delivered as six 45 minute sessions. No previous knowledge in the subject area is required and the lesson is easily deliverable. The Presentations include: THE COURAGE TO BE DIFFERENT- (BE THE BEST FOR THE WORLD) THE COURAGE TO DREAM BIG- (GROWING INTO YOUR DREAM) THE COURAGE TO GROW- (BE INTENTIONAL ABOUT GROWTH) THE COURAGE TO GO THE EXTRA MILE- (THE EXTRA COST OF BECOMING A CHAMPION) THE COURAGE TO KEEP YOUR FOCUS- (STARVE YOUR DISTRACTIONS) THE COURAGE TO SPEAK YOUR MIND- (EVEN IF YOUR VOICE SHAKES)

The Leadership Fuel is a dynamic, character-driven leadership workbook that presents a leadership training program designed for the next generation of youth. Through compelling storytelling, cultural wisdom, and hands-on leadership challenges, this book helps students discover their voice, build confidence, and rise as changemakers in their schools and communities. It is more than a curriculum — it is a launchpad for personal growth, self-discovery, and lifelong impact. Many young people associate leadership with adults, titles, or political power. But in these pages, we redefine leadership as influence, service, and responsibility — not just authority. Leadership is a mindset and a daily practice. It’s how you show up, how you act, and how you positively influence the people around you. Some of the most powerful leaders hold no official titles, yet they shape culture, inspire change, and uplift others simply through who they are and how they lead. What Students Will Gain: • A clear understanding of the connection between personal character and leadership. • A foundation for building their own ethical decision-making framework. • The confidence to lead through values, not just position or popularity. What Real Leadership Looks Like: • Taking initiative — even when no one asks. • Making difficult decisions guided by values, not applause. • Serving others and putting the team before yourself. • Owning your mistakes and turning failure into growth. • Leading with positive influence — with or without a title. This book is an invitation to rise. To lead with integrity. To think boldly. And to become the kind of leader the world needs — now and in the future. Available also on amazon.

While the challenges faced by the girl child are often highlighted, the boy child also encounters unique problems that are frequently overlooked. These issues stem from societal expectations, cultural norms, and systemic biases that can negatively impact their development, mental health, and future opportunities. Addressing these challenges is essential for fostering a balanced and equitable society. This document contains key problems unique to the boy child as well as possible solutions

This is an exciting lesson in a Powerpoint presentation that can be used to train Year 3 or 4 students on Leadership and Character development. key Lessons include; Empathy Matters Humility Over Vanity Hard Work Counts Choose Friends Wisely Integrity Is Essential Leaders build trust, not fear Courage and Justice Define True Leadership

This is an exciting lesson in a Powerpoint presentation that can be used to train Year 3 or 4 students on Leadership and Character development. key Lessons include; Self-Control and Responsible Use of Power The Importance of Rules Progress and Vision Listening to the People Influencing others positively Track Record Over Appearances Education and Social Justice

This is an exciting lesson in a Powerpoint presentation that can be used to train Year 3 or 4 students on Leadership and Character development. key Lessons include; Qualities of a good leader Values and principles that guide a good leader Democratic leadership Transformational leadership Making unpopular decisions You exercise leadership in everything that you do Qualities of a poor leader

This is an exciting lesson in a Powerpoint presentation that can be used to train Year 3 or 4 students on Leadership and Character development. key Lessons include; Have a Vision Bigger Than Yourself Sacrifice for the Common Good Good Manners and Ethics Matter Corruption Destroys Leadership Practice Good Hygiene Use Words to Build, Not Harm Serve for the Good of Others