Cubbington Church Of England School

Cubbington Church of England School is a building that was constructed in 1846 at a cost of £907, with a porch and cloakroom added in the 1860s for an additional £200. The school features red brick with stone dressings and has steeply pitched plain tile roofs with gabled ends. Designed in the Gothic style, it includes a two-centred arched entrance with two orders and a hood mould, as well as two large Perpendicular traceried windows—one with a four-centred arch and the other flat-headed, both also featuring hood moulds. The building has angle buttresses on the school rooms and porch. It consists of two large school rooms, each measuring 36 by 30 feet, with gables facing the front, and lower flanking wings at right angles; the northern wing serves as the master's house, while the southern wing is the cloakroom.