Bearwood College Chapel Bearwood College Chapel 30 Metres North West Of Bearwood College

Bearwood College Chapel is a chapel built between 1934 and 1935 by Sir Herbert Baker. It is constructed of red brick with stone dressings and features a plain tile hipped roof. The layout includes a nave, east and west aisle passages, and an apsidal sanctuary, with a lobby entrance on the south side. The ground floor has six bays of two-light leaded windows in the Perpendicular style, along with one-light similar windows in the clerestoreys. The exterior is supported by brick and stone buttresses, and there is a fleche on the ridge towards the north end.

An enclosed entry porch on the south has a domed ceiling, while a semi-circular arched entry leads to a buttressed bell tower, which has an open bell chamber beneath a hipped tiled roof that is slightly lower than the main roof. A stone memorial plaque at the base of the bell tower commemorates James Lyle Mackay, First Earl of Inchcape, who was Treasurer of The Royal Merchant Navy School from 1917 to 1932.

Inside, the chapel features six bay arcades with semi-circular arches and rectangular columns adorned with continuous mouldings, as well as a rib vaulted apse and two shallow domes over the choir bays. The chapel is included for its group value.