During the final week of their school holidays, a dedicated group of students have completed this year’s Valley Project. The Grade 11 students from Kloof High School gave up their time to refurbish classrooms at Inhlangano Senior Primary School in Inanda for Mandela Day. They followed Margaret’s example of commitment and service by working tirelessly throughout the week to refurbish the classrooms.
You can see what a great job they did from the pictures below…
In Kloof High School’s Facebook post they wrote:
“This year’s project carried a deeply special meaning for our community. For years, the Valley Project was lovingly led by Dr. Margaret Turnbull. Following her passing earlier this year, our learners dedicated this week of hard work to her memory – carrying forward her passion, selflessness, and commitment to making a difference.”
To the awesome students and staff at Kloof High, and our partners at the Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust, a huge, huge thank you! You are keeping Margaret’s legacy alive!
We are a registered UK charity raising funds to support children impacted by HIV and AIDS and rural township schools. All money raised goes directly to the projects.