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Celebrating an Award-Winning Educator This World Science Day

As the world marks World Science Day on November 10th, South Africa celebrates the remarkable achievements of Miss Zandisiwe Ngayo, a Physical Science educator from the Eastern Cape. Through the support of the Adopt-a-School Foundation and its partner, Adapt IT; Miss Ngayo has transformed the teaching of science at Mzomhle Senior Secondary School in Mdantsane, …

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