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    Kingswood learner wins Rhodes bursary at Eskom Expo

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerOctober 2, 2022Updated:October 2, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Grade 9 Kingswood learner Caca Hobongwana. Photo: supplied

    Grade 9 Kingswood learner Caca Hobongwana was recently awarded a Gold medal for her Science project “Mind matters: mental health research task” at the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists. The project looked specifically at teenagers’ views on mental health issues.

    Her project was also announced as the best project by a female scientist at the Expo, and she was placed second overall in the sub-regional Expo.

    On top of this, Caca has also received a one-year bursary to Rhodes University in recognition of her project and efforts. She will represent Makhanda in the sub-region at the Young Scientists International Science Fair Expo later this year.

    Dianne Price, Kingswood Science HOD, said Caca had taken what she had learnt in class, made sure she understood the scientific method well and then applied this to “a very relevant and thought-provoking topic”.

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