The lab is part of the legacy projects, funded from the 1% tourism income on all accommodation bookings, according to SANParks.
15-year-old Peeri Mechabe leads a science experiment at the new science lab opened in Bunny Khosa as part of the Community Social Legacy Programme. Picture: Thahasello Mphatsoe
To improve the quality of education and empower pupils, South African National Parks (SANParks) handed over a R1.4 million science laboratory at Bunny Khosa High School in Kildare, Ximhungwe, in Mpumalanga.
The lab is part of the legacy projects, funded from the 1% tourism income on all accommodation bookings, according to SANParks.
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