Local company H+H Architects appointed to design $1 million upgrades to Donnybrook District High School

Local architects H+H has been appointed to design the $1 million upgrades to Donnybrook District High School set to start next year. Education Minister Sue Ellery announced on Monday the appointment of H+H Architects to design upgrades at the school, including upgrading and refurbishing existing classrooms, installing operable walls to three sets of two classrooms and new storage facilities. Ms Ellery said the appointment of the architect, who have their head office in Albany and additional offices in Bunbury and Kalgoorlie, was a “key milestone” for the project. “This is a key milestone for the works to update learning facilities at Donnybrook District High School,” she said. “The upgraded classrooms will provide young people in the South West with outstanding spaces to learn and thrive in.” Collie-Preston MLA Jodie Hanns said quality facilities were essential to a positive learning environment. “As a former deputy principal, I know the value of schools having modern facilities to create a quality learning environment for teachers and students,” she said. “I’m proud to be part of a Labor Government that is committed to not only providing the best education for public school students in regional WA, but supporting local jobs too.” The Government said it hoped the new facilities would provide modern learning facilities for students and support local jobs in the region. Planning is in progress and the project is now in the design phase, with works anticipated to be completed in early 2023.