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LEGO Education Science Kits go on sale in South Africa – Hypertext | SA News

The new LEGO range of Science Kits are now available in South Africa, and at a discount. The three kits, which are meant to make science education not only fun, but also a hands-on experience, each focus on different schoolchildren age ranges and the topics they need to learn at those ages.

These are being offered by Hands on Tech, a distributor of LEGO Education products in South Africa that works to not just sell these kits, but also guide schools and teachers in their use.

The launch of the three Science Kits comes with discounted prices, though no indication is provided around when these specials will end.

Science Kit 5+ | Was R7 399 | Now R6 299,

Science Kit 8+ |…

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