All Saints Primary School

All Saints Primary School is a building that possibly dates from 1873 and may have been designed by Butterfield. It was constructed at the expense of the first Earl Burton. The school is made of red brick with stone dressings and features a tiled roof with a prominent ridge, ridge stacks, and a stone gabled bellcote at the right end. The layout is H-shaped, with staggered limbs.

The entrance front includes a two-storey section for the schoolmaster on the left and a single-storey school with an attic on the right. The schoolhouse has a projecting gable adorned with patterned tiles at the apex and is topped with a wide verge featuring cusped barge boards. The first floor has a two-light stone mullioned window, while the ground floor has a three-light window. The Tudor-arched door of the schoolhouse is set at the return angle, accompanied by a sash window nearby and a small casement window under the eaves.

The school section features a large bay with a gabled dormer that resembles the main gable, containing a two-light stone mullioned sash window above three lancet windows. A set-back wing to the right has the main school entrance located in the return angle, which is gabled with a pointed arch door and a quatrefoil at the apex. The south-west gable displays five lancets of varying heights, along with barge boards and an apex similar to the rest of the building. The school is situated close to the Church of All Saints.