Ulting School

Ulting School is a building from 1865 that is now used for storage. It is constructed of red and gault brick with stone dressings and features a grey slate roof. The school is a single-storey structure with a gable facing the road, topped with a forward apex that includes a bell cote and pierced bargeboards. Below the bell cote, there are two windows with a central chamfered stone mullion, chamfered rusticated jambs, and two centre arched heads made of chamfered coloured brick, along with foliate stops on the stone label. At the cill level, a carved stone band reads "All Saints School 1865" in Gothic script, with gault and red brick bands at the impost and centre doorway levels.

The central gabled porch has a grey slate roof, brick side plinths, and three chamfered timber support columns. The door is vertically boarded with a two centre arched head. The building also has stone quoins and three windows on the return, each featuring two centre arched lights, red brick tympana, and stone segmental pointed heads above, with stone cills. Although it is a small school, it is located on a bend of a busy road and serves as an important local landmark.