Premier Lesufi & Executive Go Back 2 School to Welcome Gauteng Learners
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Today, thousands of Gauteng Pupils were welcomed back to school by Premier, Panyaza Lesufi and his Executive. The Minister for Basic Education, Angie Motshekga and Premier Lesufi were on site at the newly refurbished Kgatoentle Secondary School (formerly known as LG ?Holele?Secondary School)? in GaRankuwa which was delivered by the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) .
This R110 million?refurbishment and?rehabilitation?was implemented by the DID on behalf of our client, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE). The?project scope includes the construction of a new administration?building, refuse?yard, sports?facility, sports?field,?perimeter?fencing, the upgrading of?power?supply and?redesign of the?parking facility. Refurbishments include a?three-storey?classroom?block, a single storey? classroom?block, administration?block,?tuckshop, guard?house. A new multi-purpose?hall?and nutrition?centre were also constructed.
The MEC for Human Settlements and Infrastructure Development, Lebogang Maile , flanked by HoD Masabata Mutlaneng and the DDG for Education, Mmakwena Selepe welcomed learners to Edward Phatudi Comprehensive School in Atteridgeville. This stellar education facility is one of the schools on the path of becoming a Maths, Science & ICT school of specialisation.
Later this morning MEC Lebogang Maile is set to inspect progress at Mayibuye Primary School which is also implemented by the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) . Read Infrastructure News for more on this developing story.
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