Former National School (Now Employment Exchange)

The former National School, now an Employment Exchange, features painted stucco with slate hipped roofs. It has pointed windows with 20th-century plastic glazing, which replaced the original small-paned windows that had intersecting tracery heads, with the upper halves tilting. The building has a basement and a main storey at the front, and it is two-storey at the rear. The main school range includes a west end stack and two ridge ventilators, along with five windows (originally six, with the second from the left now lost) and five flat-headed basement windows. There is a circa 1930 flat-roofed stucco porch on the southwest side. To the east, between the school and the house, there is a recessed entry bay featuring a tall round-arched doorway in a Roman Doric columned doorcase, with the entablature slightly cutting across the arch head. This entry has a 20th-century door and fanlight. The master's house has a similar two-window front and was formerly equipped with two side-wall stacks. The basement windows are blocked, and the main windows were originally small-paned sashes with intersecting tracery to fixed heads.