Church Hall

A late Georgian-style 3-bay single-storey former school of coursed squared rubble, and graded slate roof on projecting boarded eaves with 2 reduced former ridge ventilators. The central pedimented bay is brought forward and has a porch with replaced boarded door beneath a parapet. It is flanked by narrow sashes of 4 over 1 pane, and has a 4-pane window above it and beneath the cornice. The pediment has a blind roundel with 'Feed my Lambs' in painted letters. The outer bays have sash windows of 6 over 1 pane, and are set within shallow arched recesses.

The L gable end is roughcast. Attached to the R angle is an added parallel gabled wing of snecked rock-faced stone with freestone lintels and slate roof. In its L gable end, facing the main range, is a boarded door to the L. The side wall has a 12-pane horned sash window and the R gable end a 4-pane sash window. The R gable end of the main range has a lower gabled roughcast projection, to the R of which is a boarded door. The rear has 4 small-pane sash windows.

The interior is modernised but retains a plaque set up in 1920 to commemorate 50 years of teaching at the school by Ellen Parry.