Question 1

What is a School Radio Club?

Accepted Answer

It's your pupil's voice on local radio. We train your staff within a few hours how to record your 'show' and how to send it to us to master and roll into a slot on a Saturday show that can be heard with other schools.

Question 2

This sounds complex, we don't have much time or resources to create content for radio?

Accepted Answer

Each school will have about 20 minutes to fill each month. You have 4 weeks to prepare the content. We provide guides for this time in the form of a show-clock which you can follow and adapt. It's very simple to record the audio and we show your chosen staff members how to do it.

Question 3

20 minutes each month doesn't sound like much?

Accepted Answer

Without understanding how a radio show works 20 minutes of audio may not sound much. However, within radio every second is gold. As an idea our show-clocks reflect wider school and community appeal within which you can easily produce content from interviews, polls, subjects, milestones, etc.

Question 4

We can do something ourselves, we don't need your help?

Accepted Answer

You're welcome to of course. It's likely though that without radio, project partners, and other schools that your audio reach would be low and the content you air focussed on your school. Being collaborative and inclusively working with others will widen content appeal, skills and reach for CYP.

Question 5

We want to find out more, can you meet with us?

Accepted Answer

Of course! We love meeting Heads of School to help shape their ideas into audio that appeals to wider school, and dynamic reach into communities. We've had meetings with HofS who are so excited with how many boxes it can tick, such as with Ofsted and SEN students.

Question 6

We'd love more than 20 minutes - can you do that?

Accepted Answer

Of course. 20 minutes of your audio, with a few tracks and adverts is actually a 30 minute slot. You can of course have more time if you can contribute funds to cover the additional time, we are having conversations with schools about their own hour long show slot FI.

Question 7

We're based in Telford, can our school access School Radio Club?

Accepted Answer

Of course. We believe that all CYP should have the availability of a School Radio Club. We are delighted to be able to offer the club to Shropshire Telford and Wrekin schools.

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