New classrooms for designer kids

Kloof High School was proud to unveil its brand new classroom recently.

Kloof High School's principal, Dawn Lefort (right) and Leon Lambert from the Department of Education officially open the new classroom.

KLOOF High School hosted an official opening ceremony for its newly renovated engineering graphics and design classrooms.

Management, staff, members of the governing body, Department of Education officials and learners attended the event.

Leon Lambert, the deputy director of technical subjects at the Department of Education was asked to cut the ribbon.

The upgrade of the clasrooms was made possible by the wonderful generosity of the Albert Wessels Trust.

AutoDesk has generously allowed for 3 000 learner versions of AutoCAD 2017.

“Once again, our sincere thanks to the Albert Wessels Trust, without whom this project would never have been possible,” said the school’s principal, Dawn Lefort.