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Dunvegan Primary learners shine at science competition

The school topped the overall rankings, while its learners also achieved individual success in the quiz during the October 14 science event.

Learners from Dunvegan Primary School put their academic prowess to the test when they participated in Jeppe High School for Boys’s Science Olympics and excelled.

On October 14, several schools from the surrounding area were invited to participate in the Science Olympics.

During the ‘Olympics’, learners thoroughly enjoyed themselves; they had the opportunity to observe various experiments and even dissect an ox’s heart.

Learners from Jeppe High School for Boys (in black and white uniforms) alongside learners from Dunvegan Primary School dissecting an ox's heart.

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The learners also completed a quiz, where Dunvegan Primary learners Ivana achieved second place out of all the girls present, and Jonah placed first out of the boys.

Dunvegan Primary also placed first as the top-performing school, winning a number of models for the school’s science lab.

Learners from Jeppe High School for Boys (in black and white uniforms) alongside learners from Dunvegan Primary School dissecting an ox's heart.

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