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1 May 2020: The sites will be revisited in summers 2020-21 and 2021-22 to download data and finally retrieve the instruments.

17 Jan 2020: 1. Visual Story. 2. There is a black double gate and small set of stairs leading. up to a big wooden double door to enter the Polar Museum. 3. There are big statues in the front garden which you can look. at. 4. There is a side entrance with a long

17 Apr 2020: HOME SCHOOLING - CHALLENGE 1. This object is part of the collection at the Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge ̶ see more online at: www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum. EXPEDITION DIARYDuring Naval expeditions, including those to the

6 Jan 2020: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Comp Licence term is 60 days from the date of the download or receipt.

22 May 2020: This object is part of the collection at the Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge ̶ see more online at: www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum. A LITTLE MUSICThis small watercolour called ‘A Little Music’ was painted by Edward Lawton

11 Jun 2020: This object is part of the collection at the Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge ̶ see more online at: www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum. PARTY!This photograph of the Midwinter celebrations was taken in 1911 during Captain Scott’s

7 May 2020: This object is part of the collection at the Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge ̶ see more online at: www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum. EXPEDITION REPORTERThe New Georgia Gazette is the first ever known polar expedition

19 May 2020: www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum/catalogue.

19 Jun 2020: 1. How to make a Humpback Whale. Normally found in the krill-rich waters of the Arctic and Antarctic, the humpback whale swims up to 25,000 km per year, including to warmer waters to breed and give birth. The seasonally-changing songs of male

2 May 2020: 1. How to make a Narwhal. The narwhal is a relative of the beluga whale. Both types of whale are medium sized and live in Arctic waters all year round. Narwhals are sometimes called the unicorns of the sea because of their large, spiralled tusks.