THS Artwork Makes it to Antarctica!

Two flags created by Tupton Hall students, Damiana and Kai, have made an incredible journey all the way to Antarctica as part of the UK Polar Network’s Antarctic Flags Competition.

These flags were transported to Antarctica by Alanna Grant, a biogeochemistry field scientist with the UK Centre of Ecology and Hydrology. The photograph was captured in Ryder Bay, close to the Rothera Research Station.

The flags, vibrant with colors and creativity symbolise the connection between young minds and the frontiers of scientific exploration. Each flag carries the spirit of enthusiasm and curiosity, bridging the gap between a classroom in Tupton Hall and the remote, icy world of Antarctica.

This initiative not only celebrates the students' artistic talents but also raises awareness about the importance of polar research and environmental conservation. The journey of the flags serves as an inspiration for future generations, highlighting the impact of science and art in understanding and preserving our planet.