How to disable updates on Mac Clients

Hi
I am working in school. It is bit of hassel when students are working on something and updates pop up every 5 minutes.
I want to know how can i disable updates on all machines using remote desktop for all the application? (e.g Office 2008, Adobe photoshop, ilife.)
Thanks
Arpit

That has little to do with Windows and Apple Software Update, but would fit into Using Mac OS X Leopard.
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=235
Don't give students full administrative accounts to begin with.
Not sure how or if to go in and if Apple Remote Desktop, or if you need to push a new system image...

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