The Eskom Expo for Young Scientists, held at Creston College hall, recently, provided a holistic education to pupils of various schools, and ensured they are all well equipped in the field of science!
The KZN Department of Education has always aimed to equip, the scientists of tomorrow, with the skills and exposure to be at the forefront of this field.
Our society is faced with many challenges which looks to science for answers and these young scientists (featured below) had the responsibility of finding solutions to these challenges, as seen in many of their extraordinary projects, at this expo!
Pragasen Samuel, Regional Science Fair Director, thanked all of these pupils for their commitment in shaping our future!
An idea was only the beginning. For these young scientists from the Southern KwaZulu-Natal Region, months of questioning, researching, testing and refining have led to their selection for the 2026 Eskom Expo International Science Fair (ISF), taking place from 29 September to 2 October at Birchwood Hotel and OR Tambo Conference Centre in Boksburg, Gauteng.
Representing the Eskom Expo Southern KZN Region ar Azariah Tazlyn Singh of Port Shepstone High, Ethan Zechariah Mohan of Port Shepstone Secondary and Kate-Lynne Weller of Creston College.
Congratulations to the selected young scientists. Their projects have already taken them on an exciting journey, and now an even bigger stage awaits!
