
Online school CambriLearn says an independent result answers the question of whether online education can produce scientists, according to TechCentral. Three CambriLearn students entered the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists in August, and all three returned with medals. The report, published in September 2026, presents the outcome as evidence supporting the quality of the school's science education, though the results stem from a promotional context highlighting the online learning provider's achievements.
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