WA

More than 200 Western Australian secondary school students will help shape the future of cyberspace today, as part of a world-first study into cyber bullying.

The State Government is set to roll out the next phase of its multi-million dollar Learning With Information and Communications Technology (LWICT) project.

Education and Training Minister Mark McGowan said the project, which boosted student learning through information and communications technology, would expand to an additional 21 public schools by the end of the year.

Hello my name is Robert, I finished my school days at wylie school in 1967.
would be great to hear from anyone else from the class of '67.
My email is rholdsworth@bbnet.com.au Cheers for now.

5 April (Saturday) 2008 - Reunion Governor Stirling High start year 1961 - This reunion is primarily aimed at those who started first year in 1961/2/3 at the old annexe. Venue to be announced. Phone Viv Aylward (08) 9797 0259.

The West Australian Government will spend $400,000 on a world-first five-year study into cyber-bullying, amid growing concern about the damaging effect on children being targeted by abusive text messages, emails and degrading digital photos.