Tawstock Church of England School

Tawstock Church of England School is a school with origins in the 19th century, but it was largely rebuilt after a fire in 1940. The building is constructed of roughcast rendered stone rubble and brick, topped with hipped thatch roofs. It consists of two connected rectangular ranges, each containing a classroom, with the left-hand range set back slightly.

The left-hand range features a single window with six lights and a transom. The right-hand range has canted oriel windows with seven lights each, accompanied by thatched canopies, flanking a large square window with six lights and glazing bars. There is also an oriel window with seven lights at the left end and two smaller oriels with four lights each at the right end, both with thatched canopies. The thatch roofs have deeply overhanging eaves supported by timber posts, creating verandahs at the front of each range and along the sides of the right-hand range, with eyebrow dormers aligned with the window openings.