First, Learn all about newspapers
Roadmap for Daily / Weekly Two‑Page E‑Newspaper
๐ฐ 1. Structure & Layout
Fixed Elements (appear daily):
- Masthead: KV OCF 29 Daily (school logo, date, issue number)
- Editorial note (short message from student editor-in-chief)
- Daily quote or thought for the day
- Weather & important announcements
Variable Elements (rotate/change daily):
- News updates (school events, competitions, achievements)
- Feature article (student opinion, teacher interview, creative writing)
- Departmental updates (see below)
- Creative corner (poem, short story, artwork, riddles)
- Sports & cultural highlights
- “Student Voice” (letters, feedback, polls)
2. Departments Providing Daily Updates
- Academics: Exam schedules, results, subject‑wise tips
- Sports: Match results, practice schedules, achievements
- Cultural Activities: Music, dance, drama, art events
- Library/Reading Club: Book reviews, new arrivals
- Science & IT Club: Innovations, experiments, tech news
- Social Service/Environment Club: Awareness drives, eco‑initiatives
- House System: Daily points, competitions, announcements
- Administration: Notices, circulars, important reminders
3. Platform & Software
- Editing & Layout Tools:
- Google Docs or Microsoft Word → simple drafting
- Canva or Microsoft Publisher → attractive newspaper layout templates
- Adobe InDesign (advanced option if available)
Collaboration:
- Google Drive or OneDrive → shared folder for drafts & images
- Trello or Notion → task assignment & editorial calendar
Publishing:
Export as PDF → circulate via WhatsApp groups, email, or school website- Optionally host on Google Sites or WordPress for an online archive
- 4. Workflow for Fast Editing & Publishing
- Morning (before school starts): Departments submit updates (short notes, photos, announcements).
Editorial Team:
Assign sections to student editors. One editor compiled fixed content (masthead, quote, announcements).- Others handle variable content (features, creative corner).
Design Team:
Use Canva/Publisher template for quick layout.- Insert text + images.
Proofreading:
Teacher coordinator + editor-in-chief review.Publishing:
Export PDF → distribute digitally by 12 noon (or end of school day).
5. Roles for Student Editors
- Editor-in-Chief: Oversees content, ensures deadlines
- Section Editors: Each handles one department (sports, academics, culture, etc.)
- Design Team: Layout, images, formatting
- Proofreaders: Grammar, spelling, clarity
- Distribution Team: Uploads & shares final PDF
6. Tips for Sustainability
- Keep articles short (100–150 words max per section).
- Use templates to save time.
- Rotate responsibilities weekly among student editors.
- Maintain a content calendar (birthdays, events, competitions).
- Encourage contributions from all classes to keep it lively.
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๐ฐ Components of a Newspaper Front Page
Logo: Symbol or emblem representing the newspaper brand.
Masthead: The newspaper's name, prominently displayed at the top.
Headline: The main story title—designed to grab attention.
Menu: A list of other featured sections or stories inside.
Website: The digital address for accessing the newspaper online.
Article: A written story or report—can be news, opinion, or feature.
Photo: A visual element that supports or enhances a story.
Caption: Text explaining the photo’s context or relevance.
Jump Line: A note indicating where the article continues on another page.
Here’s your updated front page design for the PM SHRI KV OCF 29 E-NEWSPAPER, featuring:
๐ก KVS logo prominently centered at the top
๐ฐ A clean masthead with your school name
๐ Positive, student-focused headlines on education and sports
๐♂️ A vibrant photo of KV athletes in action
๐ก Featured article on Reading Week and innovative learning
๐ Menu bar with sections like Education, Sports, Creativity Corner, and Announcements
๐ School website and jump line included for continuity
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