Church Of England Primary School School House

The Church of England Primary School and School House, built in 1863, features an asymmetrical plan. The school is constructed of brick with flint casing and yellow gault brick quoins, while clunch dressings adorn the doors and windows. It has a steeply pitched slate roof with shaped and pierced bargeboarding at the gable ends, although the original crested ridge tiles have been removed. The layout includes a single-storey hall with offices to the right, forming a cross-wing. The hall showcases paired gables with similar bargeboarding, Gothic windows with transoms and mullions, and three other windows, each with pointed arches and three lights. The cross-wing also has two gables with matching bargeboarding and two Gothic windows featuring tracery.

The school house is connected to the school by a wall with a pointed arch opening. It is similarly built of brick with a flint exterior, yellow gault brick quoins, and clunch dressings for the windows and doors. The school house has a steeply pitched slate roof that retains its original crested ridge tiles and features similar bargeboarding. It is two storeys tall, with a bargeboarded gable above a two-light window with Y-tracery in a two-centred head. On the ground floor, there is a canted bay with a hipped roof and traceried lights, one of which retains the original diamond leaded lights. The gable end includes a canted oriel window with three leaded lights, each featuring tracery. The school also retains the original register.