A workshop was organized to: (1) exchange ideas, views, teaching materials, and experiences between all individuals involved in present science education projects; (2) familiarize staff of the Lesotho Science Pre-Entry Course (LESPEC) with the working situation in these types of projects; and (3) start discussions of policy matters related to the aims of these programs in view of the needs of science education in the southern Africa region. Presented is a summary of the workshop, including objectives, organization, subject area discussions, policy discussions, conclusions/recommendations, and workshop evaluation. Subject area discussions focused on an interdisciplinary approach, programmed instruction and open labs/teaching approaches, ability grouping, and educational objectives related to biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and English. Also included are discussions of teacher education, educational improvement, defining target groups (focusing on target institutions, issue of bonding, need for streaming, and issue of direct entry), methods and problems of selection, and position of projects in the educational system. The program, a list of participants, and a list of the position papers are included in the appendices. Position papers are categorized by and presented in the same order as topic areas in the subject area discussions, and make up the major portion of the report. (JN)