Antarctipedia...

Year 8 students will be putting together items for the Antarctipaedia over the next few weeks, and this will be placed online so that everyone can see the items that have been created.

A few pointers.

We used the example of Wikipedia to show how other similar encyclopaedias which are created by lots of contributors are put together.
Information contained within the articles is referenced, so that the sources are credited.
Images should be Creative Commons licensed hopefully.
Here are some possible article titles which you might be able to use.

Places

McMurdo Sound and Base

South Pole Base

Explorers’ Huts: Scott and Shackleton

UK bases

Animals

Seals

Penguins

Whales and Krill

Use of dogs on the continent

People

Robert Falcon Scott and others

Ernest Shackleton and others

Douglas Mawson

Roald Amundsen

Landscape

Glaciers

Mount Erebus - volcano

Transantarctic Mountains

Water & Ice

Ronne and Ross Ice Shelves

Southern Ocean

East and West Antarctic Ice Sheets

Science & People

Antarctic Bases

The Antarctic Treaty

Ozone Layer

South Pole base

Weather

Katabatic winds

Low temperatures

Winter conditions

Seasonal daylight and darkness

Tourism

Tourist code

Numbers and destinations of tourists

Attractions for tourists

Problems

The Future of Antarctica

Global Warming and Sea level rise

And thanks to Charlotte for suggesting the name Antarctipedia, which is better than the original one I came up with....