The assemblies are used to tell the story of the founding of Harris Westminster in "A School Built on Ethos" and illustrate the principle embodied in the title that the success of the school is the result of having a clear, consistent and effective ethos.

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Part of the ethos of Harris Westminster (the crucial idea on which everything else is built) is that Learning is Amazing. This idea is developed within the school and within "Cabinet of Curiosity" to the thesis that Curiosity is a Superpower. This book explores why this is and how one might go about developing curiosity oneself or for others.

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Before moving into educational literature, James Handscombe wrote a novel that recounts the adventures of a group of wizards in medieval Spain. It has absolutely no relation to Harris Westminster and is included here simply to provide some contrast (it is, however, rather good).

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