Радио-диджей

After setting up their very own Beaumont Radio station, campers must then research, write and produce all of the content using Myriad software, before putting together a programme containing interviews with campers, infomercials and music, and then broadcasting it around the camp during lunchtimes - an ideal opportunity for those interested in breaking into the world of media, or any budding DJ in the making.

THE ACTIVITIES

Children will spend every morning with their specialist group, learning about the history of the radio, developing communications skills and honing their skills in the studio using industry standard equipment. The remainder of each day will be spent, experiencing other indoor and outdoor activities available with the rest of the campers as part of the multi-activity holiday.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

There’s no need for any prior knowledge or experience; all the necessary expert instruction will be provided, along with plenty of training in the relevant software and skills. A CD of the recorded radio programme can be taken home after camp.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

You can add Beaumont Radio to your multi-activity holiday for a supplement of just 66 GPB per week.