The magazine cover summarizes recent GCSE results, interviews British musician Ms. Dynamite, and features stories on becoming famous and staying active, as signaled by the golden-glowed title. Colors of green, grey, and white aim to appeal to both genders. The main image depicts a happy student surrounded by the feature stories, suggesting personal success people may aspire to through education and pursuing passions.

1. The strapline is used to show what is going to feature in the magazine in this case it’s the current theme of GSCE results. This is a form of surveillance as it tells the readers about the most current GSCE results I have used the effects tool to create a golden glow around the typeface, gold connotes fame and success therefore it is suggestive of becoming successful A Bold, capital letter masthead is used which catches the readers eye as it stands out on the front cover. Colors such as green, grey and white are used as which implies it is for a unisex audience and doesn’t appeal to one specific gender. The main images of someone looking particularly happy with themselves the fact they are surrounded by the two cover stories ‘become a star and keep active suggests he has done both of these things therefore it is a form of personal identity as people will aspire to be like him. The interview with Ms. Dynamite is a form of surveillance as it provides people with information about what's going on with her and the music industry it also offers a form of personal companionship as it gives people a chance to talk about what she has said and different things going on in her life.