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Levelling the STEM Playing Field: Two New Science Teaching and Learning Centres Open in Cape Town

25 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Two new Science Teaching and Learning Centres have opened at John Pama Primary in Nyanga and Heinz Park Primary in Philippi, boosting STEM education and teacher training across under-resourced Western …Read More at Source

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