SAPREF opens its 19th lab at Makhumbuza High School
It was an exciting morning at Makhumbuza High School as SAPREF officially opened their 19th fully-fitted laboratory!
A chilly start to a very exciting morning in Umlazi as the East Coast Breakfast team broadcast live from Makhumbuza High School for the official opening of their SAPREF laboratory!
Makhumbuza High is the 19th school to receive this fully-fitted establishment, with the aim to further develop and involve young South Africans in the learning of science.
We had a number of guests and learners who shared their experiences and the significance of the SAPREF Talent Pipeline Program that is changing their lives!
We caught up with Lindo Khwashube - matric pupil from Menzi High School who won R10000 on the Grand Challenge earlier in the year & is now part of the SAPREF talent pipeline program! pic.twitter.com/sC91s5R9fd
— East Coast Breakfast (@ECRBreakfast) November 28, 2017
It’s a big day for Makhumbuza High School & principal Mr Dlomo as they officially open their fully fitted sciences laboratory from SAPREF! ⚗️🔬👩🏼🔬 pic.twitter.com/CNV8cWgLBB
— East Coast Breakfast (@ECRBreakfast) November 28, 2017
Andile Kunene played the Grand Challenge science edition for R1000, but we had another surprise in store for her:
And Anele Malinga won R4000 on Speedos or Shorts:
Its an honour to be chatting to Cindy Govender - the Sustainable Development Manger at SAPREF & their amazing initiative to fund a full laboratory at Makhumbuza High School! 🔬👩🏼🔬⚗️ pic.twitter.com/SNusSsLIP5
— East Coast Breakfast (@ECRBreakfast) November 28, 2017
Congratulations to Makhumbuza High School and thank you to SAPREF for the amazing initiative!