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Detached nine-bay double-height national school, built c.1951, with single-bay single-storey flat-roofed recessed flanking entrance end bays and three-bay playsheds attached to either side (east and west). Three-storey water tower attached to the east side. Modern extension to the rear (north). Hipped and sprocketed natural slate roof having clay ridge tiles and a central pair of pebbledashed chimneystacks with rendered cornicing over. Pebbledashed walls over smooth rendered plinth with date stone to the front facade. Square-headed window openings (grouped in three sets of three arrangement) having replacement windows retaining original horizontal glazing pattern. Round window openings to flanking side wings/entrance bays. Square-headed doorcases to flanking wings having plain rendered surrounds, timber sheeted doors and canopy porches over supported on circular columns. Set back from road having modern rendered wall to road-frontage (south) with pedestrian stiles flanking central metal entrance gates.
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