In March 2025, Boundless opened a technology education campus in Soweto, bringing a long-abandoned primary school building back into use.

Technology education in Diepkloof.

The campus provides classrooms and computer labs for technology training. Its solar and water infrastructure helps learning continue during utility interruptions.

Part of a connected approach.

Academy delivers training at the campus. Foundation develops community education projects, while Youth coordinates workplace opportunities and Consulting supports employers with programme planning and compliance.

Keeping education running.

Nampak Products funded solar and water infrastructure that strengthens the campus’s ability to operate through utility interruptions.

74.4 kWp

Installed solar capacity

60,000 litres

Filtered water-system capacity

Water-storage tanks and filtration equipment at the Soweto Campus
Water-storage and filtration infrastructure at the campus.

Value beyond the campus.

The Foundation reports that neighbouring Ipolokeng Primary School has used campus facilities during utility disruptions, and surrounding households have accessed water during municipal outages.

Source: Boundless Foundation’s Nampak SED Donation Impact Report, covering December 2024–September 2026. Capacities describe installed infrastructure; school and community benefits are reported outcomes.

Working with partners.

The Foundation works with companies, government and community organisations to fund and deliver its education projects.

Based on the Boundless Group Overview 2026. Campus opening: March 2025.

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