St Clement'S School

St Clement's School, mostly designed by J D Sedding in 1976-1977, showcases Norman Shaw's Dutch style. The building features two large shaped gables, each adorned with three tall segment-headed windows. The lower center includes a shaped gable leading to a round-arched porch with a segmentally pedimented niche, flanked by stone-mullioned windows. To the right of the gables is a gabled window dated 1897. Behind the left-hand gable, there is a surviving pre-Sedding schoolroom from around 1870, constructed of buff brick and featuring a three-light Geometrical window with stone tracery beneath red-and-blue voussoirs, topped with a sexfoil roundel. Sedding's design includes a glazed timber cloister with segment-headed openings facing the playground. There is also an almost detached utilitarian wing to the northeast. St Clement's School, along with the Church of St Clement, the Churchyard Cross and Graves, Vicarage Walls, the Schoolhouse, and No 12A, form a cohesive group.