Shoscombe Primary School And St Julian'S Church

Shoscombe Primary School and St Julian’s Church were built in 1868 and 1912. The buildings are constructed of rubble with stone slate roofs and a stone ridge. The school's extended hall is characterised by various gabled wings arranged in a picturesque style. The hall itself has a single storey and three windows, each with two or three lights and shouldered mullions. Later 20th-century louvred glazing is present in some windows. To the east, a further two bays were added, featuring similar windows with leaded glass and weathered buttresses, culminating in a three-light cusped east window to the chancel and choir. A bellcote marks this eastern junction. At the west end, gabled cross wings and a west wing are present, mirroring the tall, transmullioned windows of the hall. Lower porches with ogee-headed doors and drips are attached to the cross wings.