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Bully stopping pays off

Five seconds of inspiration has won Farid Khoweiss, a student at Gleneagles Secondary College in Endeavour Hills, an iPad, iPod and $500 cash. Farid, 13, won a competition by naming an education department anti-bullying campaign ‘Bully Stoppers’. He said the slogan worked because it was easy to remember. Picture: Sam Stiglec

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