Here I have a lot of logos with some being global and others being quite local within the region of Birmingham. I will be adding the Archbishop llsley school logo to my magazine front cover as it is a key aspect in the recognition and brand identity process. A similar Archie’s logo is seen above but with a quote at the bottom which is the school motto. Ultimately, it would be beneficial for me to place this on my school magazine front cover as anyone who picks up this magazine will be able to understand the vision of the school within a matter of seconds. I went ahead to then incorporate logo's and labels of online networking sites (as seen above), for example, Facebook, Blogger and Twitter, to make merged connections that are so prevalent with the youth. Using united connections bids to my target crowd of youngsters/adolescents as they are into long range interpersonal communication. Likewise, the association of interpersonal organisations will enlarge my intended interest group by expanding the popularity and accessibility of my magazine online. It additionally helps my intended interest group to be proactive and search for more data about the school online.

I could potentially add this image to the front cover of my magazine as it portrays the educational side of the school which ultimately is a major attraction to stakeholders and parents. Even though this may be perceived as being dangerous seeing as the individual is seen handling a flame; she is clearly under staff observation and all the health and safety rules have been applied. Additionally, by the facial expression of the pupil she seems to be quite happy, showing how lessons and education can be fun and not just conventionally boring.

I particularly like this photo as the girl within the frame is seen to be smiling, which initially gives my magazine a welcoming gesture to anyone observing my magazine cover. Her smile also indicates to the reader that she is having fun which therefore suggests this is ultimately due to the fact that she is at Archbishop Ilsley. The mid shot really allows the reader to get a clear glimpse of her facial expression. The individual in this photo is seen to be holding a microphone which really doesn’t relate to any educational part of the school, but it does show the different sort of subjects and activities that pupils can take part in.On the other hand, I feel that this photograph isn't suitable truly for my magazine as it doesn't have any connection to any substance within the magazine. On the off chance that I had an article on the school musical or the school gospel choir, this could be more suitable and would more than likely be utilised.

The image here is a long shot of an individual on the AstroTurf of Archbishop Ilsley which showcases to the reader the extra facilities that Archbishop Ilsley are lucky to posses. It’s evident from the way the photo is taken that the pupil is doing tricks with the football whilst in the Archie’s uniform. This allows the reader to feel a notion of identity as it suggests that here at Archbishop Ilsley all sorts of talents are nurtured and that we allow you to further enhance your skills in any sport. If I had a sports story that I wanted to let the readers know about I could utilise this photo. This ultimately shows why I could potentially place this image on the front cover on my magazine front cover.

I could potentially use this image for my front cover but I think it would be better if use it for one of the sub images and not the actual main image. The long shot allows the reader to see the body positioning of this individual and it’s evident that he is participating in some sort of sport or activity. The facial expression of the pupil shows he is having fun and is enjoying himself. This ultimately represents the school in a positive way as is it shows that students enjoy being here and that a variety of students can take part in different sports. If I have a sport story I would definitely consider using this image due to all the positive connotations.

Here is a close up of a students art work that was done in school. It’s a bit unclear to the audience that this particular image is a students work. Therefore I won’t be placing this image as the main image as it’s quite ambiguous. Although I could place this beside a sub title if it was in relation to Art work. The image does however bring in a positive image of the school as it shows the talent that Archbishop Ilsley possesses.