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Terraced seven-bay two-storey school, dated 1906 and designed by James Purcell Wrenn, an extension to the earlier school to the east (12504116) with long elevation flanking Church Street, entrance in eastern bay. Pitched slate roof with cresting to ridge tiles, cast- iron rainwater goods. Ruled and lined ashlar effect render to walls raised on a tall moulded plinth course, two string courses between the storeys terminate on block label stops, the elevation is topped with a heavy moulded cornice, square-headed window and door openings, plain render to windows and door surround, chamfered on outer plane rising from socles, painted and rendered plinths to recessed windows on both floors. Four-over-four pane top-hung casement windows, six-pane over-door light. Rear elevation flanked by a two-storey block built c. 1960.
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