Synergy comes in all shapes and sizes and are designed with your school in mind. Our solutions are offered as both a furniture studio that can turn any room into a fully functioning radio studio or as a portable 'radio on the go' for a 'school on the go'. We can design each studio to the specific requirements of your school to discuss this please contact one of the team.
School Radio Systems
Synergy Portable
SYNERGY Portable is the ultimate solution when space and flexibility are a key factor for Radio Broadcasting. Skillfully integrated into secure flight cased furniture, SYNERGY can be wheeled around any DDA compliant building with added safety and knowledge that SYNERGY is both secure and requires...
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Synergy Bronze
Why SYNERGY Bronze?
SYNERGY Bronze offers a professional studio experience for your school radio. Its custom furniture is designed to accommodate a Presenter, two Guests and a Researcher giving you the opportunity to replicate the look and feel of some of the latest commercial radio stations in the...
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Synergy Custom
Synergy School Radio projects can be custom built around specific requirements. Synergy School Radio is built and designed by Clyde Broadcast are industry leading experts in the broadcast industry and offer the expertise of having consulted on some of the UK's largest commercial radio studios. So...
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News
Crisis school on road to recovery with radio
28/07/2009 15:50
"YOU know, we refused to work with that place when it was on two sites," the taxi driver tells me.
"Apparently a member of staff got pushed down the stairs and really hurt her leg.
"It was just too dangerous."
The cabbie isn't talking about a high-security prison, but a secondary school in...
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Castell Alun High School's radio station is set to hit the airwaves in Flintshire.
04/06/2009 10:52
Castell Alun's School radio station is set to hit the airwaves in Flintshire.
Students and staff at Castell Alun High School, Hope, Flintshire, are eagerly planning the new school radio station after receiving a £5,000 grant from the national Awards for All scheme.
Gareth Lloyd, media studies...
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Assault on the airwaves
20/03/2009 16:56
From the Guardian by George Cole
New broadcasting technology makes it easier than ever for students to make their voices heard - and it's all showing at Bett
Remember when school broadcasting meant students passively watching or listening to a TV or radio programme? Watching and listening can...
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