Icknield Street School (St Chad'S Roman Catholic Annexe)

Icknield Street School, also known as St Chad's Roman Catholic Annexe, was built in 1883 by Martin and Chamberlain. The building is constructed of red brick and features a tile roof adorned with decorative ridge tiles and finials. It is partly two-storeyed and partly three-storeyed, with gabled bays. The principal gabled bays have triple windows, while the others have couplets, all of which are lancet-shaped. A notable feature is the well-crafted moulded chimney stack located on the east wing. Additionally, the building boasts a striking slated spire that rises in three stages, separated by wooden louvres, and is topped with elaborate ironwork.