Staff Restroom Makeover is Long Overdue, But Here It Is.
At La Salle Campus 2, It was out with the old and in with the new. There were cracked tiles, moisture in the walls and worn out doors. The design was revised to construct two separate washrooms, improving accessibility, privacy, and convenience. The project successfully transformed an outdated washroom into two modern, hygienic, and fully functional washrooms for the female teaching and support staff at La Salle High School Campus 2, Faisalabad.
New plumbing connections were installed to serve both washrooms separately. Proper drainage arrangements were ensured to improve sanitation and functionality. New sanitary fittings and accessories were installed in both washrooms. Floor surfaces were finished with appropriate tiles. Wall tiling and plastering work were completed and all surfaces were levelled and finished according to construction standards. New doors and necessary hardware were installed to ensure privacy and security. Electrical works, including lighting fixtures and switches, were installed and remaining wall surfaces were painted.
The renovated facilities now provide a clean, safe, and comfortable environment with upgraded plumbing, sanitation, ventilation, and lighting. The project has enhanced the health, dignity, and well-being of staff. The total cost of this project was AUD 7,700 and was kindly donated by the community of St Bede’s College Mentone in 2025.
On behalf of our entire school community, I would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your kindness and generous support. Your continued assistance through the Lasallian Foundation and St Bede’s College, Mentone has made a meaningful difference to our school. May God abundantly bless you and everyone involved for your generosity, commitment, and dedication.
Thank you for your valued partnership in our shared mission of providing quality education to young people, especially those who are poor and marginalized. Your support continues to inspire hope and create opportunities for our students and staff.
Principal, Br Samuel Tabish
