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The Bryanston Knowledge Base hosted its annual high school expo at Byandale Primary School.
The event consisted of 29 schools in person and a total of 31 schools online through their online expo in the Minecraft world.
Beaulieu College, Bryanston High School, Concord College, Dainfern College, Deutcshe Internationale Schule Johannesburg, and Hyde Park High School were among the schools at the event.
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The Bryanston Knowledge Base High School Expo is an annual event that allows Grade 6 and 7 learners and their parents to view schools from all across the state to help them choose which high school to attend.
Kerry-Leigh van Goeverden said the event was one of the best to date, with nine partners on the board.
With different activities designed for learners throughout the day, one of which was a treasure hunt. Learners also scanned QR codes from the stands they visited and won rewards for their effort.
Goeverden says that Kenzo from Bryandale Primary School won the Rock Climber Challenge and received a Volkano Gaming keyboard and mouse set with a Bluetooth earphone set from their partners at SMD Technologies and Chad from Education Incorporated won the UFO Parkour Challenge and earned himself an R1500 Takealot voucher from 2Simple.
“Thank you to our partners Bryandale Primary School, RGB Gaming, Buzzbotics, Microsoft, SMD Technologies, 2Simple, Cool Ideas, Waltons, and Upstage Concepts.”
Details: www.highschoolexpo.co.za
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