St James Church Of England School With Attached Masters House

St James Church of England School, built in 1889, features an attached master's house. The building is made of crazed sandstone and has a slate roof. It has a T-plan layout, with the main range and a crosswing on the left, while the master's house is on the right. The school is single-storeyed and has a four-window main range with 4-centred arched two-light windows that include Y-tracery. There is a Tudor-arched doorway in the re-entrant of the wing and a three-light window in the gable of the wing, which has a quatrefoil in the head. The side of the wing has a tall octagonal chimney with the date "1889" at eaves level and a large gable towards the rear, which also features a three-light window. The master's house to the right is two-storeyed with steeply pitched coupled gables, two four-pane sashed windows on each floor, and a central 4-centred arched doorway on the ground floor, along with ridge chimneys.