David Livingstone Secondary School in Schauderville, Gqeberha, has begun a new chapter after the Eastern Cape government officially handed over a rebuilt campus. The Herald reported that the project had faced years of delays before it was completed, and placed its construction cost at about R149.6 million.
The work combines new learning spaces with upgraded existing buildings. Before the handover, the Eastern Cape government listed a computer room, library, six classrooms, accessible toilets, a science laboratory, an auditorium and sporting infrastructure among the completed works.
The handover is an important infrastructure milestone for the school community. The practical test will be the everyday use, upkeep and learning support that follow. MySchool will update this briefing if the school or department publishes further information about the new facilities.