Advertising an Event at a School
My task is to create a poster with a leaflet and or a ticket to
advertise an event at the school. My chosen event is a school disco. I
am 15 years old and attend Ringwood School in the New Forest. The age
range is pupils in the upper year (year 9 to year 11 excluding 6th
form). Teachers and parents of those pupils who are attending are also
invited.
The school is a mixed, public comprehensive school and now a language
college. In the evening it is holds adult education classes and it
also has many extra curricular activities including sports clubs,
which are very popular, a Japanese club and a drama club which are the
moment are rehearsing for the production of 'anything goes'.
The purpose of the poster is to persuade people to attend; the poster
must be attractive and must look encouraging attracting people to go
to the disco. My target audience is the pupils that attend the school
in the upper year, their parents and the teachers. I need to publicise
the event to make sure enough people attend so the school can raise
enough money.
I am going to create a ticket to go with the poster. The ticket must
have the information of the place where the disco will be held at and
the price the person paid for the ticket.
The prices are going to be; Pupils- £1.50, Parents- £2, and teachers -
£1.75.
Research
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Non ICT sources
To get information for my poster and ticket information I can, asks
the event organiser, refer to magazines, leaflets and newspapers and I
can also find a used ticket I have at home to get ideas on how to
present my ticket.
The information I collect does not have to be pertinent to my event
because I can just use the layout of the collected resources and edit
it to suit the theme of the event I am choosing. From my hand written
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