School Talks
In-person presentations that bring real journeys into school: maps, photos, decisions under pressure and the reality of remote travel. We share what it takes to move through polar environments and why curiosity matters.
How it works
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Before the expedition
We ask ourselves what kids will light up for: the cold, the animals, the maps, the packing list, or the sheer wildness of going far from home, and we shape the project around that spark.
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During the expedition
Out there we gather photographs, videos, field notes and small real moments, the kind of material students actually enjoy following, not just reading about.
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After the expedition
All the work we did during the expedition is transformed into talks, workshops, and workbooks. Whether they grow up to become explorers or not, the lessons from these journeys stay valuable: curiosity, resilience and a wider sense of the world.
What we offer
Workshops
Practical sessions on reading terrain, planning a journey, packing light, and building resilience: skills drawn from field experience that students can try themselves.
Expedition Workbooks
Educational booklets for teachers and students: maps, stories, and activities shaped by real expeditions. Full classroom resources are coming soon. Click the book to turn the pages.
Coming soon
Teacher guides, printable activities and expedition follow-ups are on the way. This is only a first preview of the format.
Field notebook
Sample page: students sketch a coastline, note the wind, and invent a route for the next day’s travel.
Meet the explorers
A playful intro page for the classroom: who packs the pulka, who reads the map and who makes the hot chocolate.
Expedition Workbook, Coming soon · Click to turn the page
