Sunday Schoolroom

The Sunday Schoolroom is a small, single-storey building constructed from rubble, which was formerly limewashed. It features a slate roof with timber close barges and has a rubble chimney stack on the left side. The entrance door, located to the left, has an elliptical head made of stone voussoirs and is framed by a raised cemented plain architrave, leading to a boarded door. To the right of the door, there are two windows with cambered stone voussoired heads and slate sills. These are early 20th-century four-pane casements with a plain top-hung light. The straight joints below the sill of the left-hand window indicate that it was originally a door. There are two similar windows located at the rear of the building.

Attached to the right side is a lower shed with rubble walls and a slate roof, also featuring slated barging. This shed has a doorway on the gable end with a flat stone voussoired head and a boarded door.