Sunday School

The Sunday School, built in 1833 as a National School and restored in 1893, is designed in the Tudor Gothic style. It is constructed of brick with stone dressings. The north front features three bays, a central coped gable with kneelers, and a string course above which is inscribed "National School." The pointed and chamfered doorway has a square label and blind manchette tracery in the spandrels, with two shields above displaying the inscriptions "Built 1833" and "Restored 1893." Each side of the entrance has a three-light mullion and transom window with four-centred arch heads and labels. The gable ends on the sides are half-timbered. On the east side, there are three square three-light windows with labels, mullions, and transoms beneath the gable. A side door is located at the south end, and the building has slate roofs.