Lethabo Ledwaba, from Arethabang Primary School, presented her Metro Aerial Taxi project at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair, at the Germiston City Hall, last Saturday.
Young scientists gathered at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair at the Germiston City Hall to exhibit their unique science projects, last Saturday.
Clr Doctor Xhakaza (MMC for Finance and Economic Development in the metro), Buti Manamela (Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology) and Dev Mamabolo (founder of Kosta Foundation) were thrilled by the innovative science projects presented at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair, held at the Germiston City Hall, last Saturday.
Laerskool Tuine’s Arno van Eck is set to change the education system by introducing a method where classes are taught using a hologram. His science project based on this idea, called, A little Taste of the Future, won him gold last Saturday at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair, held at the Germiston City Hall.
Dimpho Matlala (Grade Four) from Acudeo College Thornview, Soshanguve, presented her project Tick Tack Acid at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair, at the Germiston City Hall, last Saturday.
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Lethabo Ledwaba, from Arethabang Primary School, presented her Metro Aerial Taxi project at the 2019 Ekurhuleni Science and Technology Fair, at the Germiston City Hall, last Saturday.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
Future science gurus shine at science and tech fair.
