Inspiring teachers... changing lives

Exciting Events celebrating the return of the Arctic Expedition
Wolfson College Cambridge on 11th July, 2009
Teachers' Talk-Back 4 pm - 6.30 pm - Dinner 7 for 7.30 pm
Guest of Honour - Marie, Lady Herbert who will speak about her life in the Arctic
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Sir Vivian Fuchs showed a generation of school children a sense of curiosity, self reliance, self determination and challenge.
 
In his memory, the Fuchs Foundation will inspire future generations by sending young teachers to the Polar Regions to do scientific projects in hostile environments.
 
Science and Geography are perceived as dull subjects and hard work. The Fuchs Foundation challenges this perception and aims to recreate in young people the sense of excitement, adventure and thirst for knowledge.
 
No one forgets an inspirational teacher and the Fuchs Foundation believes the key is challenge and experience.  Give young teachers the opportunity to break free from the constraints of their normal safe existence and inspire them through expedition work that tests both their mental, physical and emotional resources which will in turn give them a life changing experience and will inspire their teaching for the rest of their career.

Latest Press Releases
Wolfson College Teachers Talkback
All will be revealed when the Fuchs Foundation Arctic teachers, who recently returned from travelling 350 miles across the Greenland Ice Cap, will give presentations of their experiences and findings at Wolfson College at 4pm on 11th July.
Published: 24/06/09
Teachers return today
I hope a bear doesnt eat you because you are a great teacher, was one of the messages sent to the teachers on the Fuchs Foundation Arctic Expeditions gruelling and exciting journey across the Greenland Ice cap.
Published: 03/06/09
Calling Greenland
Students at Humphrey Perkins School are preparing a list of questions for their phone call to Greenland. They will be speaking to the teachers on the Fuchs Foundation Arctic Expedition while they take a break from their gruelling journey across the ice cap with dog sledges.
Published: 14/05/09
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