compnents to make a front cover:
·
Appealing
picture- maybe of students in their lesson, this could be so the parents get a
feel of how their child’s lessons look like and therefore engage them to read.
The picture can also have a comedic element to it as your friends could point
you out and laugh, which encourages the students to read on so target audience,
is met.
·
Short
and snappy text on the front cover dotted around the main image. This is so
when they are finished unconsciously making theory’s about the magazine they
are about to read.
·
Appealing
headline titles-to encourage them to read on.
·
Text
has to be an upbeat tone, it needs to be formal but some informal writing is
okay as long as there is no slang.
·
Engaging
activity like a competition.
·
Graphics
to be eye-catching.
·
Contents
pages calendar, to engage the reader’s attention to important dates in the
school year.
·
Also
articles about:
Success
story
Something
about the latest books
Student
written articles
Student
work
Changes
in the school
University
information
Interview
with a teacher
Interview
with an examiner
How?
All
of these ideas, if they were incorporated into my school magazine from what I
have researched, would make an appealing magazine that not only parents and
staff would read but, the students would as well.
Names
for my school magazine:
·
Smartness
·
Once
upon a Corby business academy (CBA)
·
Chronicles
of Corby.
I
have decided to go with ‘once upon a CBA’ as my title for my school magazine as
I feel I can take the magazine in all sorts of directions just by using this
name.
Feature
Titles:
·
Student
told they can’t achieve a C but they did!
·
GCSE
results best thing ever!
·
Plans
to change
·
The
students talks
·
The
teacher talks
·
The
examiner talks
·
Student
master piece
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