Outwood Grange Academy Trust launches new radio station

Outwood Grange Academy Trust has launched a radio station to keep staff and students informed and together during the coronavirus pandemic.
The station will keep staff and students informed.The station will keep staff and students informed.
The station will keep staff and students informed.

The station will feature numerous DJs hosting their own shows and podcasts across the week to inform, educate and entertain the listeners. It will also offer regular competitions and features like Guess The Sound, and staff desert island discs.

Stu Winder, the man behind the station, said: “I am thrilled to get Outwood Radio up and running. There has been such a buzz on social media from both staff and students since word got out that this was in the works and it has just made me more determined to make it a success.”

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Mr Winder has former radio presenting experience on local radio station Tempo FM and has presented online radio to American audiences. His voice may also be recognised by many non-Outwood listeners, as he has done voiceover work for radio stations around the globe.

Mr Winder - who will be doing the Breakfast show daily between 9-10am - is hopeful that the station can do more than just keep people informed about Outwood-related business. There will be live discussions on mental wellbeing, with tips for students and staff on how to keep a positive outlook.

Using his connections, Mr Winder is also hoping to get current and former professional radio DJs to host guest slots.

To listen, visit www.radioking.com/radio/outwood-radio or go to Outwood Academy Facebook page or website for MP3, Windows Media Player and iTunes links.

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