Disposal of 11+ literature
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Disposal of 11+ literature
I was wondering what everyone else did with their 11+ study books/papers after the exam (those of you that didn't burn them of course!). I was going to sell them on ebay but wonder if this is the best/most time/cost effective way of doing it. Would be nice to put some cash towards a treat .
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I gave mine away to a friend with a son a couple of years younger.
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Oh gawd tinkers, so sorry, I just didn't think . I certainly wasn't trying to sell them here. Please feel free to delete this post.Tinkers wrote:I gave mine away to a friend with a son a couple of years younger.
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Don't worry innocent mistakes do happen.Sometimes better to take them on the chin.Stressed?Moi? wrote:Oh gawd tinkers, so sorry, I just didn't think . I certainly wasn't trying to sell them here. Please feel free to delete this post.Tinkers wrote:I gave mine away to a friend with a son a couple of years younger.
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A number of people on another thread did have a bonfire.
But we had a 20 year collection and has been passed on to the next in line in the extended family with the new books specifically for the Durham CEM exam.
In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.
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We had a bonfire after number 3. DD is already planning her A level bonfire
scary mum
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We're on number 3 now, she's been allowed to actually fill in the books!
Now as we finish a book/paper it goes straight in the recycling.
A few books without exercises in will be passed to a friend.
If it doesn't bring joy it's gone. New house rule.
Now as we finish a book/paper it goes straight in the recycling.
A few books without exercises in will be passed to a friend.
If it doesn't bring joy it's gone. New house rule.
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I'm in awe of you folks doing it 3 times. Two was absolutely plenty and certainly not a process I shall miss!