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Five-bay two-storey school house, c.1890, with wall mounted limestone statues of St. Bridget. Refurbished 2001. Double-pitched roof, natural slates, decorative clay ridge tiles, limestone bracketed eaves course, flat concrete roofs to rear. Rough dash rendered walls, limestone Statue of St. Bridget - 1.5m high. Patent reveals, stone cills, small pane deal sash window and replaced by uPVC casement windows December 1997; timber half glazed matchboard doors. Open school yard shelters with concrete flat roofs and concrete column structure.
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