Llandegla School and Former Schoolhouse

Quasi-vernacular style C19 school and attached schoolhouse, forming T-plan range. Rubble stone with slate roof and stone stacks. School faces N towards road. Gable front has bellcote with raking offsets and four-centred arched bell opening (bell removed); stone gable coping with kneelers. Upper gable wall clock: circular moulded stone surround with inset painted dial. Wall below has small bell canopy (bell removed): gabled slate roof, arched wooden supports spring from shaped corbels. To left of gable-end, lean-to forms entrance lobby to school; boarded door. The W side has two tall 3-light window openings: big middle window flanked by narrower windows each side; splayed stone mullions with C20 glazing. Boarded door to left with rectangular stone lintel. Rear gable has centre brick stack flanked by vertical window openings either side (C20 glazing). Single-storey C20 addition to rear.

School house to left has big centre stack; square base with oversailing course and star-shaped flue shafts with moulded caps. Similar stack far right shared with schoolroom. One and a half storeys, double fronted. Horizontally sliding sash windows on both floors: one fixed 4-pane light and one 4-pane moving light. Deep stone lintels and shallow stone sills. Gabled dormers spring below eaves. Boarded door with rectangular overlight; original gabled canopy now removed. Rear has three gabled dormers with C20 glazing and glazed lean-to porch.

School has pointed-arch entry with studded door. Central boarded partition with wide 24-pane upper window divides interior into two clasrooms. Side walls boarded to dado level. E wall has former fireplace opening, now blocked. Modern ceiling inserted at wall-plate level, original room open to the roof, with arch-braced collar trusses springing from stone corbels (partly visible).