A substantial library with schooling facilities was available, where many POWs earned degrees such as languages, engineering or law. The exams were supplied by the Red Cross and supervised by academics such as a Master of King's College who was a POW in Luft III. The prisoners also built a theatre and put on high-quality bi-weekly performances featuring all the current West End shows. The prisoners used the camp amplifier to broadcast a news and music radio station they named "Station KRGY", short for "Kriegsgefangener" (POWs) and also published two newspapers, the "Circuit" and the "Kriegie Times", which were issued four times a week.