National School (former)

Early C19 National School raised by one storey, and enlarged, in late C19. The school is a 2 storey, 2 window range; lower storeyed single window range (former schoolhouse) to L (S) and single storey wing to N with parapet. Built of rubble masonry, some parts rendered; ground floor openings of school have dressed stone arches, windows have slate sills. Slate roof with tiled copings; school has rectangular brick gable stack with capping to R (N) and schoolhouse has broader rendered gable stack with capping to L. The principal elevation faces the church to the NE. The school is a 2 window range, doorway between and openings offset to the L (S). Ground floor openings have arched heads, the arch over the doorway engraved 'National School'. Flanking, taller, windows are recessed casements with Gothic glazing bars; 1st floor 12-pane casements above set directly under the eaves. The single window range to the L (S) has a doorway with rough stone voussoir cambered head to R and replacement casement windows to each storey to L. The single storey wing to R (N) has 2 arched windows with Gothic glazing bars.

Interior not inspected at the time of the survey.