Publishing a newspaper involves more than just filling the pages. A paper needs to inform and entertain to keep the reader's attention.
But not all readers are the same. Some like to read every page; others just flip through until something catches their eye.
The bottom line is that you need to have something for everyone. Here are some of the things you can include.
News stories (about 500-800 words)
A newspaper has to have news: timely events or issues that people want to know about. A news story reports newsworthy information, but doesn't include the writer's opinion. For example, if your school is having an open day, a news story would announce where and when it is taking place and who is invited. News stories appear on the first two pages to grab the reader's attention.
Feature stories (about 1,000-2,500 words)