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Marian Catholic School took delivery this week of two colourful games tables specially made for them by two old boys who are Year 13 technology students at St John's College.
St John's materials technology teacher Steve Andrew said the tech class regularly works with stakeholders and the wider Hamilton community when planning 'giving back' projects.
"This was extra special when we realised the coincidence of Marian being the old primary school of the two boys making the tables," he said.
Riwata Teiwaki made an outdoor table for a new playground area Marian has developed.
Anthony Lewis made an indoor table that includes two lift-out chess boards and space to store games pieces underneath.