Church of St Mary and Adjoining School Building

The Church of St Mary, designed by architect Sir George Gilbert Scott, was built in 1867. It is constructed of red brick with minimal stone dressings and features a plain tile roof. The church has a single aisle, and the chancel arch is highlighted by a shingled bellcote with a slender spike. The nave includes three 3-light leaded casements set beneath segmental relieving arches, while the chancel has two lancet windows. The eastern end of the church features a window with plate tracery and partly timbered gables. There is a south porch with a timbered arch and trefoiled lancets. Attached to the rear of the church is a small school hall, connected by a narrow corridor. The hall has segmental-headed casements that match those of the church and similar timbered gables.