Church Cottage Church of England School

Church Cottage and Woodley Church of England School is a former schoolmaster's house and school hall, now serving as an infants school. Built in 1873 by H. Woodyer, it features 20th-century extensions. The building is constructed of chequered brick and flint with tiled gabled roofs. The plan is irregular, with a rectangular hall located on the east side. It has one storey and one and a half storeys, with a brick chamfered plinth.

The south front includes a hall on the right side with four bays, featuring 4-light mullion and transom leaded windows, and buttresses between them. An ornate chimney with a moulded base and offset moulded head is located at the left end of the ridge. To the left of the hall, there is a small gabled roof projection that houses a bell, supported by moulded brackets and purlin ends. The adjoining cottage on the left is lower and has a large chimney with four clustered shafts on the rear roof slope, also with a moulded base and offset heads. The cottage features 3-light leaded casements stacked one above the other in a gable bay on the left, and a 2-light similar window in a small gabled dormer above a projecting closed gabled entrance porch on the right.