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This is the front cover to my preliminary task of producing a school magazine. I wanted to keep the design of my cover basic, as the picture is very big i didnt want to then add in lots of writing that would make the magazine seem too packed which could make it look unattractive. I incorporated the the colour schemes of the schools logo and used this on my cover to make it fit the purpose of the target audience of school children aged from 11 - 18. The front cover only mentions two things that will be included in the magazine which are the interview with Mr Nelson and the competition of a chance to win £100, the point of having these was that they are more likely to be the stories that pupils will want to read more about and if it catches their attention they will look at the contents page and see what else is in the magazine. The main image is to represent that students enjoy learning at the school therefore if pupils parents read the magazine, they will see that the image on the front shows a pupil who is clearly enjoying reading a german dictionary as shown by the facial expression of a smile. The dictionary shows that the school is encouraging teaching their pupils different cultures to broaden their knowledge and to develop their skills in other languages.
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