Department of Infrastructure Development (DID)

Infrastructure News Special Edition| Gauteng Goes Back to School. Today, the 📌MEC for Infrastructure Development and CoGTA, Jacob Mamabolo and the 📌MEC for Education and SAC&R, Matome Chiloane led the Gauteng Provincial Governments (GPG) Back to School campaign at ✏️📚Braamfischerville Primary School. 💯This state-of-the-art 👩🏽🏫📖facility was delivered by the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) on behalf of our client, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE). 🗞️Infrastructure News has this scoop & more👊🏽

📌 Today, MEC Mamabolo led the #GPBackToSchool oversight visits at West Rand 🏫🎒📚🚌 The visits aim to ensure that the schools are ready for effective teaching and learning from day one, focusing on safety, discipline and resource availability. MEC Mamabolo conducted walkabouts at the learning facilities and took the opportunity to applaud the school management team, support staff and stakeholders for their preparedness to start the 2025 academic year💯 #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

It's #BackToSchool, and the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) is on the move, ensuring Gauteng schools are fully prepared for the new academic year! Today, the MEC for Infrastructure Development and CoGTA, Jacob Mamabolo is in the West Rand Local Municipality to conduct the Gauteng Provincial Government (GPG) School Readiness Programme. The first stop was at Mosupatsela Secondary School and then proceeded to Atlholang and Legau Primary School 📚🚌🏫👩🏫💯 #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

📚✏️Back to School Highlights 🎦 || [WATCH]The Principal @ Braamfischerville Primary, 📌Sipho Ntombela provides the background to this cutting edge education facility delivered by the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID)🎯 #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

Happening Now 📍 | The MEC for Infrastructure Development and CoGTA, Jacob Mamabolo and MEC for Education and SAC&R, Matome Chiloane have arrived at Braamfischerville Primary School to lead the Gauteng Provincial Governments (GPG) Back to School campaign and kick-off the #2025AcademicYear 📔🏫🚌🎒📚 #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

The Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) has completed the renovations and construction of new facilities at Bantubonke Early Childhood Development Centre (ECDC) in Midvaal. Bantubonke ECDC is designed to accommodate 120 learners, 4 teachers, 4 assistants, centre manager, administration clerk and support staff. Spanning 1,232 square meters, this facility will include four learning areas, an administration block, kitchen, four sick bays, nurse’s station and ablution and changing rooms. The design adheres to Gauteng Department of Social Development (GDSD) norms and standards, aiming to provide a functional and safe environment that supports early childhood development in a nurturing setting. #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

The Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) has completed the renovations and construction of new facilities at Ribane Laka Secondary School in Hammanskraal. The Ribane Laka Secondary School project involved extensive renovations and the construction of new facilities to transform the institution into a modern learning hub. The upgrades included, classrooms catering to learners from Grades 8-12, the enhancement of ICT infrastructure for technology-integrated learning. Improved facilities designed to address overcrowding and create a conducive learning environment. #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

Delivering quality education in a modern environment! 🏫📔🎒📚👏🏼 The Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) kicks off the 2025 academic year at Braamfischerville Primary School today 🎉 #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

The Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) has completed the renovations and construction of new facilities at Athlone Girls High School in Observatory. Athlone Girls High School accommodates 1002 learners between Grades 8-12. This rehabilitation project was completed in strict compliance with the National Heritage Resources Act (NHRA). The original facility was erected between 1935-1940. The project included the demolition and reconstruction of identified buildings, refurbished classrooms, upgrades to administration blocks and courtyards and refurbished staff housing. #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether

Today, the MEC for Infrastructure Development and CoGTA, Jacob Mamabolo and the MEC for Education and SAC&R, Matome Chiloane. led the Gauteng Provincial Governments (GPG) Back to School campaign at Braamfischerville Primary School. This state-of-the-art facility delivered by the Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) on behalf of our client, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE). Braamfischerville Primary School accommodates 1 329 learners in Grades 1-7. The facility features an administration block, 32 smart classrooms, smart science laboratories, smart multi-purpose rooms, smart home economics laboratories, computer lab, ICT control room, library, attenuation pond and stormwater pipes linking school infrastructure, nutrition center, school hall, sports change rooms and soccer field. The school is enclosed by concrete palisade fencing and has a guard house. #2025AcademicYear #GPBackToSchool #GrowingGautengTogether