All Saints School

All Saints School, built around 1860, is a single-storey building designed in an L shape. It features a gable end tiled roof with the gable facing the front. The construction includes stock brick and flint arranged in bands, with stone quoins. A prominent feature is the three-light stone framed window with a transom and a drip mould above, located below the gable at the front. The entrance is set back in the short east wing and consists of a ledged door with a four-centred arch, complemented by a panelled stone spandrel and a drip mould above. On the west side, there are three three-light stone mullioned windows, each with drip moulds. A tall stone octagonal chimney with a splayed cap rises from the ridge of the roof. All Saints School is part of a group with All Saints Church.