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The maintenance specialists built two new extensions on the school grounds, including the replacement of roofing, the renewal of rainwater goods and the removal of two chimneys.
The work, costing £290,000 was finished in August, with a public event attended by the town mayor being held at the school to enable visitors to look around the new extension.
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