FIVE pupils from Marburg Primary took part in the KZN Regional Science Expo in Harding recently.They competed against 200 pupils from the KZN province. Jernice Naidoo and Jaden Thomas were awarded with the most highly recommended project prize.
Ntombenhle Ndovela, whose project entitled ‘Techno Machine’ which separates metal from non-metal, was awarded a medal and chosen to represent the KZN province at the International Science Fair at Birchwood Conference Centre in Johannesburg on October 6 to 9.
She will take part with other science students from all over South Africa as well as international entrants. The principal, staff and school governing body members convey their best wishes to Ntombenhle as she proceeds to international level.
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