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Radio Tutor

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This site will help you to pass your UK Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced Amateur Radio exams, through the help of online learning and realistic mock tests. Even better, the whole site is completely free to use. Have a look at the following courses we offer, and if you get stuck take a look at our FAQ or get in touch with the team. Site Feedback We'd love to hear any feedback your have for this site. To do so, just fill out this online form. Latest Updates from RadioTutor Accounts System We've rolled out our new accounts system, which will let you create an account on RadioTutor which is used to keep a record of your test results. This will allow you to track your progress over time. Creating a user account is not compulsary, and you can continue to use the site as normal without logging in. What do we do with your data? Take a look at our privacy policy. Peter Barnes MØSWN Questions with Images I'm pleased to announce that image based quetsions are now fixed. Wheras before there was no image for these questions, now there should be an easy to read vector image for these questions. Check out our foundation and intermediate quizzes if you'd like to see these new images. Peter Barnes MØSWN New Courses Hello all, we have started to write brand new courses for RadioTutor! At first we will be focusing on the Foundation licence, followed by Intermediate and then Advanced. Hopefully over the coming months you should see lots of content filling up the courses, including videos and quizzes. Until then, we are providing links to resources provided by other organisations Peter Barnes MØSWN New Site Welcome to RadioTutor, a new site to help you study for your UK Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced exams. This website has been made possible by the authors of hamtests.co.uk, who generously provided their pool of questions for use on this site. We are currently still actively developing this site, so please be patient as changes and updates roll out. Please feel free to get in touch with the team if you have any suggestions or comments about RadioTutor Peter Barnes MØSWN

Marjorie Wise School of Dance

marjorie wise school of dance

A history of the school… Marjorie Eileen Wise – a Christmas Day baby! As with lots of little girls, Marjorie Wise wanted to go to ballet lessons, and her parents, Harry & Grace decided at age 6, she could go to Leicester ballet teacher, Queenie Green and enjoy a few ballet lessons. Marjorie’s parents were unaware of the talent that their daughter had! Marjorie enjoyed her ballet lessons and took her Royal Academy of Dancing (RAD) exams one by one until by the age of 17, she had passed her Advanced Exam and had begun to achieve the relevant teaching qualifications to be able to teach RAD ballet and enter children for exams. Just before her 18th birthday, she decided to open her own school and thus Marjorie Wise School of Dancing (MWSD) was born. Harry & Grace Wise were keen to assist their daughter with this venture and moved from the family home in Aylestone to a house on Saxby Street, Leicester, because it had a dance studio in the basement. This was converted into a ballet studio with bespoke mirrors, barres and floor. Marjorie Wise became a household name in Leicester and the school thrived. Marjorie herself continued with her own ballet study and soon expanded into International Dance Teacher’s Association (IDTA) tap and theatre craft study. Marjorie travelled weekly to be taught by Sissie Smith in Nottingham and furthered her knowledge of ballet. Soon, Saxby Street was too small for the expanding school and Marjorie started hiring local halls to teach in. Her cousin, an excellent pianist, accompanied the classes on the piano and her parents dealt with the admin of running the school. In the 1960’s, a young girl called Yvonne Saunders, joined the school for her lessons, as she wanted a classical RAD ballet school for her training. Yvonne was a very talented dancer and Marjorie quickly recognised an outstanding talent in this pupil. She was not wrong, as Yvonne went on to be the lead dancer with the Royal Ballet, partnering the likes of Rudolf Nureyev and dancing solos with the Company all over the world. Yvonne continued to keep in touch with Marjorie on a regular basis.