Welcome to Sasol TechnoX 2018
The 18th annual Sasol Techno X will be held at the Boiketlong Sport Centre, Eric Louw Road in Sasolburg from 13 – 17 August 2018.
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2011 : Chemistry, our life, our future
Sasol Techno X 2011
Eleventh Sasol Science and Technology Exhibition
Chemistry, our life, our future
Event Summary
Sasol Techno X 2011 – Chemistry, our life, our future
Competitions
Fashion
Sasol ChemCity in association with Sasol Techno X launched a competition aimed at increasing environmental awareness (2nd year). Learners were requested to design a garment making use of waste recyclables, like paper, plastic, cans, cardboard, etc. It was in the form of a fashion show where participants modelled their creations during the exhibition. The competition was open to all learners.
Position |
Name of Learner |
School |
Teacher Name |
| 1st | Michelle Spiers | Hoërskool Parys | R. van Wyk |
| 2nd | Felicia Balsarang | Ladysmith Secondary | K. Chiwwah |
| 3rd | Seipati Mosola | Kahobotjha/Sakubusha | Ms. Nhlapo |
| Atiyya Bhyat | Roshnee Islamic School | H.B. Patel |
Arts competitions
With the celebration of the International Year Chemistry in 2011, the artwork exhibited this year displayed talent that was never thought of before. The art judges had tough time adjudicating the best work as most of the art was of high quality.
ART WINNERS 2011
Grade |
Name of Learner |
School |
| 7 | Jannasch Berna | Fonteine Primary Skool |
| 7 | Martin J van Vuuren | Fonteine Primary Skool |
| 8 | Samora Jikityala | Vaalpark Articon |
| 8 | Celesta Zackarias | Kismet Combined |
| 9 | Donald Mahlasela | East Rand School of Art |
| 9 | Reinhard Herbst | Vaalpark Articon |
| 10 | Maepa Gilbert | Nkgopoleng SS |
| 10 | Lezelle Struwig | Sasolburg High School |
| 11 | Talitha Botha | Sasolburg High School |
| 11 | Kayla Norman | Sasolburg High School |
| 12 | Anmarie Janse van Vuuren | Sasolburg High School |
| 12 | Anchen Oosthuizen | Sasolburg High School |
| 12 | Nelson Nkosi | East Rand School of Art |
School Scientific Projects
This year’s theme played a big part on the types of projects the learners completed. The projects showed how chemistry affects our lives on daily bases and it was really fulfilling to observe how learners understand the impact of chemistry through the scientific projects they produced. The time and efforts the learners put in making projects is important for their future as it gives them the broader picture of how Mathematics, Science and Technology touch them in everyday life. There were a total of 103 projects that were displayed at the exhibition.
Schools Project Competition
First time participating school
Name of Learner |
School |
|
| 1st Prize | Boniswa Rafube Sharon Lukhele | Phehellang SS |
| 2nd Prize | Keresemese Ramaele | Iketsetseng CSS |
| 3rd Prize | Ntswaki Nkomo | Barnard Molokoane SS |
Grade 7-9
Name of Learner |
School |
|
| 1st Prize | Lerato Mosebi Katleho Libate | Voorwaarts GET School |
| 2nd Prize | Janet van Niekerk | Sentrale Volkskool |
| 3rd Prize | Thipane Elizabeth Malale Charmaine |
St Peter Claver School |
Grade 10-12
Name of Learner |
School |
|
| 1st Prize | Hearn Johnson | Three Rivers High School |
| 2nd Prize | Philip Liebetrou | Sasolburg High School |
| 3rd Prize | Thabang Sebetoane | Dr Reginald Cingo |
Overall Winners
Name of Learner |
School |
|
| 1st Prize | Hearn Johnson | Three Rivers High School |
| 2nd Prize | Lerato Mosebi Katleho Libate | Voorwaarts GET School |
| 3rd Prize | Thabang Sebetoane | Dr Reginald Cingo |