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Scottish School Magazine Competition
2009 WINNERS Scottish School Magazine Awards
The aim of the competition is to encourage pupils in every secondary school throughout Scotland to work in teams to produce their very own school magazine, newsletter, newspaper or online magazine. It is an opportunity for pupils to showcase their writing, editing, design, production, photographic and business skills and to highlight not only well-planned team work, but also individual flair and creativity. The project must be pupil-led with teachers taking a supervisory role only. Through the competition we aim to help pupils gain an insight into the exciting world of publishing and encourage school-leavers to consider the magazine industry as a career choice. We encourage pupils to work with other departments in the school, such as IT, English, Business Studies and Art – and we encourage them to engage with the wider community and involve local businesses and organisations in their project. The competition will help to improve literacy and communication skills and give pupils business awareness and confidence when starting out in their chosen career, whatever that may be. PPA Scotland welcomes Teaching Scotland, the magazine of the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS), as a new sponsor of the Scottish School Magazine Competition. The General Teaching Council for Scotland and their magazine team has committed their support to the competition through to 2011. Established in 1965, the GTCS was the first independent regulatory body for teachers in the UK and one of the first teaching councils in the world.
QUARK SYSTEMS sponsor school magazine competition Winners 2008
See the 2008 awards ceremony in pictures
Press release of winners 2008 Registering your interest in the 2009 competition Register here to be kept up to date about the 2009 competition The competition is promoted by PPA Scotland and sponsored by Determined to succeed
Determined to Succeed, (DtS) the Scottish Government’s strategy for enterprise in education, will continue its involvement with the Scottish School Magazine Competition for 2009 and 2010. As a major sponsor of this competition since its launch in 2006, DtS welcomes the opportunity to support and promote the aims of the competition which are to raise literacy skills, develop business awareness and encourage enterprise and publishing innovation in schools. The Scottish School Magazine Competition will be highlighted during the Scottish Government’s Enterprise Week later this year. Support from the National Federation of Retail Newsagents
The Times Educational Supplement Scotland (TESS) has become the media partner for the Scottish School Magazine Competition. TESS is the pre-eminent publication for teachers, education managers and all involved with schools and further education colleges throughout Scotland. PPA Scotland is aware that many pupils do not know much about the printing and publishing industry. It is important to capture the interest and enthusiasm of school children before they take decisions about college and university courses and TESS is ideally placed to work with PPA Scotland in communicating the message. Thanks to our sponsorsPPA Scotland would like to thank the following sponsors who have offered steadfast support to ensure the continued success of the Scottish School Magazine Competition:
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PPA Scotland Business Manager
The National Federation of Retail Newsagents (NFRN) in Scotland has pledged support for the Scottish School Magazine Competition for the next two years. Scottish President John Currie said: "The NFRN is proud to be sponsoring the PPA Scottish School Magazine Competition for 2008 and 2009. Schoolchildren are key customers so we are delighted to have the opportunity to reward those showing flair and creativity. We wish the best of luck to all entrants and look forward to celebrating their successes."