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Scott's 100 Letters

A national campaign built from the power of a single letter

with nothing but a story, a stamp, and a spark of generosity? We created a digital-first campaign to mark the centenary of Scott’s Antarctic expedition – turning a forgotten letter into a national moment of connection, curiosity, and giving.

It reached over 8 million viewers, was championed on The One Show, featured across national press, and became part of the school curriculum. Proof that the simplest stories, told well, can move a nation.

The campaign won multiple awards - including the Fresh Grand Prix for Best Agency Outside London – and showed what’s possible when creativity, cause, and culture come together.

Being truly helpful isn’t a soft skill – it’s the sharpest edge you’ve got.

Seeing the campaign on twitter. A letter to Chris Packhma asking for action. The campaign being discussed on the One Show.
The campaign being discussed on the One Show.

100 letters posted from the South Pole to people all over over the world

The WWT web page featuring the Scott letters.

A social campaign that attracted much media attention including features on the BBC's 'The One Show

A sketch showing the process and ideas behind the campaign. Key stats: 8 million viewers, 60,000 children visited WWT centres for free, £1.7m WWT charity donations, media partners with The Telegraph
A panel of celebrity judges - all well-known in the wildlife and conservation world.
Children writing letters. Children writing letters wearing thick gloves around a vintage explorer's lantern.
Features about the campaign on news websites.
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