The new state-of-the-art Industrial Technology and Design (INTAD) Precinct at Holy Spirit College was officially blessed and opened earlier this year by Bishop Michael McCarthy and our Diocesan Director, Catholic Education Mr Michael McCusker.
The Blessing and Opening marked a significant milestone in Holy Spirit College’s journey with Vocational Education. Consisting of six workshops, including a construction court, storage and shared machinery zones, three project development rooms with the capability to support Graphics, Design and planning requirements. Additional spaces include a new Maintenance facility, bus and vehicle storage, as well as staff facilities and student amenities.
College Principal, Mrs Alison Wales said, “This new precinct is more than just a building; it is a beacon of innovation, leading the way for Industrial Technologies and Design subjects in our college.
“Our new INTAD precinct provides our students with a cutting-edge facility that will enhance learning and inspire students for generations to come.”
The opening of the new INTAD Precinct also provided the opportunity to celebrate, thank and network with many of the college’s Industry partners at the INTAD Showcase Evening following the official opening and blessing, providing a wonderful opportunity for the college to share the new INTAD facilities with their Industry supporters.
Mrs Wales said that “Holy Spirit College is very grateful for partnerships with Industry and thank them most sincerely for their continued support of the Work Experience students and School-Based Apprenticeships.”
Mrs Wales extended a special thank you to the talented architects from Tony Madden Architects, Luke Madden and Pak Chan, for their dedication to ensuring the final building measured up to expectations.
“Thank you to the local firm, Fergus Builders, for their craftsmanship in bringing the college vision to life.
“We are grateful to Tony Madden Architects and Fergus Builders for their dedication to this project,” Mrs Wales said.
Holy Spirit College has officially opened its new state-of-the-art Industrial Technology and Design (INTAD) Precinct, marking a major milestone in vocational education and offering cutting-edge facilities to inspire future generations. Photos supplied
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