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Gauteng learners head to global science stage in United States
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Two Gauteng Grade 8 learners are set to represent South Africa at the GENIUS Olympiad in the United States after strong performances in national science competitions.
Johan Vorster from Pretoria Boys High School and Gustav Heesen from Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool first gained recognition after winning the Imbewu Science Fair with an AI based project aimed at supporting teachers in overcrowded classrooms.
They later placed as second runners up at a national youth science symposium, securing their spot at the international event in Rochester in June.
A fundraising drive is now under way to support their travel and participation costs.
Johan Vorster from Pretoria Boys High School and Gustav Heesen from Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool first gained recognition after winning the Imbewu Science Fair with an AI based project aimed at supporting teachers in overcrowded classrooms.
They later placed as second runners up at a national youth science symposium, securing their spot at the international event in Rochester in June.
A fundraising drive is now under way to support their travel and participation costs.
Story 1 category
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Katlehong school plants seeds of change through hydroponic garden
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Learners at Kwadukathole Comprehensive School in Katlehong are gaining hands on experience in modern farming through a hydroponic garden project.
The initiative supports agriculture students with practical skills while also producing fresh vegetables for the school’s feeding programme.
Educators say the project is helping to build food security, develop valuable skills and encourage innovation among young people.
The school says the garden is creating a sustainable learning environment that prepares learners for future opportunities in agriculture and beyond
The initiative supports agriculture students with practical skills while also producing fresh vegetables for the school’s feeding programme.
Educators say the project is helping to build food security, develop valuable skills and encourage innovation among young people.
The school says the garden is creating a sustainable learning environment that prepares learners for future opportunities in agriculture and beyond
Story 2 category
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Soweto school celebrates World Book Day with storytelling and creativity
Story 3
Learners at Kwadukathole Comprehensive School in Katlehong are gaining hands on experience in modern farming through a hydroponic garden project.
The initiative supports agriculture students with practical skills while also producing fresh vegetables for the school’s feeding programme.
Educators say the project is helping to build food security, develop valuable skills and encourage innovation among young people.
The school says the garden is creating a sustainable learning environment that prepares learners for future opportunities in agriculture and beyond.
The initiative supports agriculture students with practical skills while also producing fresh vegetables for the school’s feeding programme.
Educators say the project is helping to build food security, develop valuable skills and encourage innovation among young people.
The school says the garden is creating a sustainable learning environment that prepares learners for future opportunities in agriculture and beyond.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 16.65 to the US Dollar, 22.48 to the British Pound, and 19.47 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,546.15dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 111.26 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 76,827.00.
The Rand is trading at 16.65 to the US Dollar, 22.48 to the British Pound, and 19.47 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,546.15dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 111.26 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 76,827.00.
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