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Educator and writer Lady Robinson joins Hello Genius
The wife of legendary Sir Ken Robinson, continues her husband s work through her commitment and support of a new revolutionary learning system
LOS ANGELES, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hello Genius, an AI-powered learning system designed to foster closer bonds and empower greater connectivity between parents and their children through personalized learning experiences, announced today the appointment of Lady Thérèse Robinson as their first Global Brand Ambassador.
Lady Robinson is a passionate advocate for creativity in education. The wife of the late Sir Ken Robinson, she managed his career and partnered with him for over forty years. She continues this work through her support of Hello Genius.
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Radio Clatterbridge celebrates 70 years on air
One of the country’s oldest hospital radio stations will mark its 70th birthday with a special day of programmes on Friday 9 April.
Radio Clatterbridge began broadcasting in 1951 when members of Port Sunlight Boys Club hit upon the idea of taking a record player onto the wards to play music to entertain patients.
Initially it had a mixed reception: those closest to the speaker complained it was too loud, while those at the far end of the ward couldn’t hear the music.
But the hospital authorities were convinced the idea had merit and agreed to fund a studio and a transmission system connected to each bed.
One of the country’s oldest radio stations will mark its 70th birthday with a special day of programmes on Friday (April 9). Radio Clatterbridge began broadcasting in 1951 when members of Port Sunlight Boys Club came up with the idea of taking a record player onto the wards to play music to entertain patients. Initially it had a mixed reception: those closest to the speaker complained it was too loud, while those at the far end of the ward couldn’t hear the music. But the hospital authorities were convinced the idea had merit and agreed to fund a studio and a transmission system connected to each bed.