Anyone interested in coming along to the reunion and being apart of the 50th Annaversary in September, please check out this link for info.
http://freepages.school-alumni.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~altonahigh1960/

If you are interested in the class of 83 reunion please contact me at: jo200au@yahoo.com.au

Thanks
Jodie

Hi there to anyone from my former school days at either:
South Geelong State School
Or
Geelong East Technical School.

I'd be happy to hear from you and exchange a couple of emails etc.
You can contact me through my website here:
www.johnnyb.com.au
I live in Coffs Harbour, NSW.

Years attended:

1960 - 1967 Geelong South Primary (State) School.

Hi,
This is Rosie from southport high 1983 8 year class. I'm looking any one from that year or any from the before or after. If you are from at year or know of any one of that time please conact me. Rosie

Hi, i am trying to find/get in contact with ELIZABETH NAGGY who was our very special teacher in 1984 at BALLIMORE PUBLIC SCHOOL in NSW.
we are having a reunion and an opening of a time capsule whcih she helped organise.
i am not sure if she is now married and has a new surname. any info or contact details would be much appreciated. nickoliandkatrina@hotmail.com

6 June (Saturday) 2009 - Port Adelaide District Hockey Club 75th Anniversary Ball - A Black and White Ball to celebrate 75 years. Entertainment from live band, Hard Copy. Tickets are $60 and this includes drinks on arrival, entree, main meal, cake, tea and coffee. 7.00pm at The Lakes Resort Function Centre. For tickets contact Chris on 0417 820 665 or Bec on 0412 616 225.

MARK COLVIN: In New South Wales, new technology is letting students in remote areas use learning tools usually only available in city schools.

The Connected Classrooms Program, being rolled out to public schools across the state, involves interactive whiteboards and cameras.

Schools can link up with each other, view guest lectures and take online excursions.

The Federal Government has scrapped the controversial broadband tender process and will instead form a new public/private company to build a national network, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has announced.

For many parents getting the timing right about what age a child is ready for school can be a difficult decision.
A new study says children who are deliberately held back could be disadvantaged in the long term.
More than 3,500 Australian high school students were looked at in the study.