WFR began life on Wednesday February 24th 2010 and is broadcast on the school intranet, the reception area and dining room. There are 5 programme teams each responsible for one 30 minute programme broadcast each day, Monday to Friday from 13.00 -13.30. Each programme includes news, weather, what's on in the school and the local area, interviews with visitors and staff, plus a selection of music. The speech/music ratio is approximately 50/50. The station was officially opened by Rod Whiting from BBC Radio Lincolnshire.
WFR - Friday March 15th
On Red Nose Day we sent our reporter Oliver to check out what fund raising was going on around the school and he came back into the studio to chat about his findings. Mr Muir described his career to date and the team talked about their favourite or ideal television channel.
Music has been removed from this recording for copyright reasons.
WFR - Friday March 8th
The programme was produced by Nathan Jorden with contributions from Robert Evans, Sam Dickinson, Thomas Haynes, Shane Walsh, Oliver Pearson Pajtra and Alex Lakin.
Mrs Blackbourn tells us more about the BBC School News Report, Mrs Bates explains to Thomas and Shane what the School Council does and we ask, “What is your favourite flavour of crisp?"
WFR - Friday March 1st
In another first for WFR, Thomas Haynes produced the show and was responsible for the paperwork that supported it. He also presented some of the features.
In the programme the team are out and about asking what you did over the half term and Mr Berhman talks about the Extravaganza.