Mission:Explore: Food
Wednesday, February 29th, 2012Just a couple of hours left to help fund the next chapter in the Mission:Explore collection. Can you spare a pound?
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It’s time to Mission Explore…
Sunday, October 2nd, 2011Perfect for thought provoking homework and school clubs, Mission:Explore have just released a new BETA version of their award winning website. The new Mission:Explore is a game, but not as you know it. There are two aims to the game. One is to collect points and unlock rewards. The other is to experience the world in new ways by doing vitally important (random and warped) challenges. The more missions your students do the more rewards they’ll unlock and the more fun you’ll have during their stay on planet Earth.
Created by a geography educators and supported by Ordnance Survey, Mission:Explore is a radically creative contribution to geography in schools. You will find missions on the site which have been created not only by Mission:Explore, but also National Geographic Education who are using challenges on the site to promote Geography Awareness Week this November.
Mission:Explore can be used to help us all learn about the world in which we live. Our advice is to stay playful, be curious and have an open mind. The website is 100% free for explorers and can be found at www.missionexplore.net.
Mission Explore: London App
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
Mission:Explore London is a free app for i-Devices, it is now available to download for free from iTunes.
Please support our effort to make geography even more popular by downloading and rating the app on iTunes.
If you don’t own an I-Device you can visit the the Mission Explore website.
The Geography Collective are having a big push this week to get the book noticed by the media. With 102 missions to challenge young (and old) people, all of our author royalties are invested in free copies for ‘deprived’ children. You may want the book to inspire a child to go exploring.. or for 102 inspirational first dates.. you can buy the book through online stores such as Amazon, as well as in many book stores.
Text stolen and adapted from Daniel 
Mission Explore
Saturday, March 27th, 2010Mission Explore by the Geography Collective goes on sale this coming week. The Collective are donating their royalties to fund books for children who can’t afford their own copy.
Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
