What my school magazine should contain (Questionnaire/survey results)

This week, I have asked several people to take part in this questionnaire/survey based on what they would like too see in a magazine, this will help me plan and decide in preparation of my up coming magazine and how im going to bring out this latest design in the processes of my new magazine.

Q1. What type of Magazines do you read? If so, why?

Q2. What colour do you like to see most in a Magazine?

1. Red           3. Black
2. Blue          4. Yellow

Q3. What type of Articles do you expect in the magazine you read?

Q4.   What colour font do you find easier to read?

1. Black       3. Other
2. Red         

Q5. Do you think adverts should be in a Magazine?

Q6. Do you think the head teacher should be shown on the front Cover of a school Magazine?

Q7. What articles do you expect to see in a school Magazine? 

Q8.  What type of style of Music would you like to see in a music magazine?

1. Indie       3. Rock
2. Pop         4. Other

Q9.  What articles do you expect too see in a music Magazine?

Q10.  Should there be more images than text?

The results shall show up on my next post.

The Pensby School magazine

The 'Pensby Post' has been continuing for nearly six successful years, showing video game reviews, to latest updates, and too student success such as personal achievements and exam results. But now, the 'Pensby Post' has agreed to preview some new articles, one of which is representing the Musical talent of Pensby.

The 'Pensby Post' has reached a new level of articles, the music articals has been described as "possibly the most successful and most readable articles that the 'Pensby Post has to offer". It first occurred to the 'Pensby Post' team that they needed something new in their series of monthly Pensby magazines. The team began to notice that there was a lot of 'musical activity' among the school, such as many students from a mixture of year groups creating their own bands, taking there music styles to new limits, making new styles and recreating music from previous era's.

Several bands of Pensby have performed in a variation of shows and gigs, including Pensby's very own 'Christmas Concert', there have been many school bands with local success, one of which is a band lead by graduate sixth form student Adam Chadwick, performing from gig to gig all around Merseyside.

It has also been announced that Pensby High Schools musical orchestra will be composing music for school play 'Grease', scheduled for 2011, expressing more musical talent within the schools presence.  

These changes and new articles are yet to come in next months issue of the 'Pensby Post'.