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Translation:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\nShortly before the holidays began, the pupils at Teising Primary School were able to experience first-hand how
sustainable cooking using solar energy works. Their guest was Stephan Hansjakob, a vocational college teacher and
long-standing supporting member of Vet4Africa<\/a>.
Together with the development aid organization EG Solar e.V<\/strong>., he had already donated a solar cooker to the primary
school last year. In perfect summer weather, Hansjakob gave the children a clear explanation of how the solar cooker
works and told them about his many trips to Africa.
The pupils watched with great interest as the sun\u2019s rays heated the stove and the water began to boil after just a short
time. Sausages were then heated in the water; these, along with the bread rolls, had been donated by the Parents\u2019
Association of Teising Primary School. During the discussion, it became clear to the children that waiting for food is
not just a practical necessity, but also helps to foster a greater appreciation of food.
Headteacher Bettina Mayer was delighted with the initiative: \u201cIt is particularly valuable when our pupils not only learn
about sustainability in the classroom, but can also experience it in a practical way. Experiences like this stay with them
for a long time.\u201d
In the end, everyone agreed: the sausages cooked using solar energy tasted absolutely delicious. The initiative
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