A former primary school, previously known as the most run down school in England, is to be officially reopened.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb will reopen Coventry's Richard Lee Primary School later today, 10 September.
The school recently underwent a £7m refurbishment project which was completed through the government's £4.4m priority school building programme (PSBP).
It now contains a large multi-use hall, new classrooms and a modern music/drama studio.
Minister Gibb said: "I am delighted to be returning to Richard Lee Primary School to see its remarkable transformation under the priority school building programme.
"Like schools across the country being rebuilt through the programme, Richard Lee now has modern, fit-for-purpose facilities which will provide a wonderful teaching environment for many years to come."
A total of 537 schools will be redeveloped over two phases of the PSBP.
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