A child from Ithembelihle Lsen School has his face painted during Primrose Technical High School's Mandela Day celebrations.
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Macsteel donated a cheque for R25 000 to Primrose Technical High School, in support of the safety aspects and equipment of the school’s technical training centres. Present at the handing over of the cheque are (from left): Ronald van Wyk (Masteel’s group executive), Jimmy Wright (CEO Crossing Development Projects), Arnie Olivier (Primrose Technical High School principal), Gert Greyvensteyn (Crossing operations director) and Ellcan Butler (school’s vice-principal).
Representatives from various organisations shared a few words of wisdom at Primrose Technical High School, during the Mandela Day celebrations.
