Responding to the AIDS epidemic in South African primary schools

By Rosemary Thomas, et al.

Issue 105 | Page 21 | Published Nov 2008

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The authors describe how the Western Cape Primary Science Programme (PSP) has developed a curriculum to tackle this question with children.

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