Former St Peter's Boys' School (now Ramfield Study Centre)

The former St Peter's Boys' School, now known as the Ramfield Study Centre, is an L-shaped stone building with a slate roof and yellow brick chimney stacks. It was constructed in five bays and is a single storey, with a two-storey Schoolmaster's house attached at the downhill end. The main facade features five rectangular casement windows, each with dressed stone lintels and angled stone sills. The two western bays create a gable made of quarry-faced, snecked stonework, while the three eastern bays are built with rubble construction. There are paired ventilation stones located beneath the verges. The Schoolmaster's house, which is set back at the left end, has a symmetrical facade with voussoirs and lightly tooled quoins. On the ground floor, there is a central door with a rectangular fanlight, flanked by cross-frame casement windows that have tooled stone sills. The first floor features three similarly spaced windows. The pitched roof has been re-tiled using modern materials.