Campus Radio Station
The school formed a radio station, WFR (William Farr Radio) that is broadcast around the school through the school internet system. It was opened by BBC Radio Lincolnshire radio presenter Rod Whiting. The service started on Wednesday February 24th 2010. Due to recent changes there are now shows every day of the week mostly focusing on the aspect of radio concerning music. You can listen again to the shows on the website.
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