Trinity Church Sunday School

Trinity Church Sunday School, now a hall, was built around 1846 and later extended. It is constructed from coursed squared sandstone and has a slate roof. The building has a rectangular plan with four bays, plus a fifth bay added at the rear, and is designed in the Early English style.

The gable facing the road is buttressed and features a single-storey cross-gabled porch. This porch has two-centred arched doorways in both side walls, with the left side being blind. The front of the porch has coupled lancets, and there are coped gables above. Each side of the porch has a single lancet with hoodmoulds that have foliated stops. Above the porch is a large hexafoiled circular window, with a small louvred trefoil positioned above it. The roof is steeply pitched, with gable coping and an apex cross. The side walls are also buttressed and feature coupled lancets. The rear extension is in a similar style and includes a gable chimney.