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Two teams are split on an island and must build rafts to escape, find hidden objects for bonus prizes where heavier objects earn bigger rewards, and use the rafts to reach a ship at sea. The winning team escapes with £100,000 each in rewards while the losing team stays a week on the island, and prizes include cars and holidays for retrieved objects during the live 9pm show on SKY 1.
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- 2. OBJECTIVES • 2 teams are firstly split onto a island where they must find resources to build rafts in order to ESCAPE. • Then when they have finished building there rafts they must use it to get to a ship out at sea. • 10 objects have been hidden around the island and if they are found, they need to be retrieved and put onto the raft in order to win bonus prizes. The heavier the object, the bigger the prize. • If one team wins and the other loses, the losing team must stay on the island for a week, whilst the winning team ESCAPE ,winning rewards.
- 3. REWARDS • The rewards for the winning team are £100,000 each • If objects are retrieved, then the prizes can be new cars to holidays including other prizes.
- 4. CHANNEL • The channel that we would be on is SKY 1, everyday at 9pm LIVE.