The South African government wants to launch a campaign of HIV testing for people as young as twelve in colleges and high schools. The measure, which would cover nearly six million students, is being fiercly debated, with some groups questioning whether schools are appropriate places for such tests. But in KwaZulu Natal, the province most affected by the virus, one organisation is already leading the campaign to bring testing and prevention into schools. A natural sound version of an AFPTV report.