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Detached multiple-bay national school, dated 1955, with flat-roofed corridor having clerestorey to north elevation, flat-roofed toilet block to southeast elevation and attached two-stage water tower to west end of building, and open porches to entrances in north elevation. Pitched tiled roofs with dressed granite chimneystack and concrete cap, pitched tiled roof to tower with rendered chimneystack and pitched tile cap. Painted roughcast walls with smooth rendered plinth and eaves band. Granite buttresses forming quoins to northeast gable and cruciform smooth rendered detail and inscribed plaque, random rubble stone to central gable and all other entrances in north elevation, inscribed plaque to west of central gable. Square-headed openings to windows with raised render reveals and concrete sills throughout with six-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows, triple-pane windows to clerestorey, and six-pane iron casements and two-pane timber windows elsewhere. Square-headed openings to tower windows with tripartite blind window opening to ground (west) and range of five iron casement windows to east elevation. Square-headed openings to entrances with raised render surrounds, having decorative northeast gable with tooled limestone step, with decorative timber panelled double-leaf door (northwest gable), timber battened and timber glazed doors elsewhere. Playgrounds to front and rear, and games field to south. Set next to road with regular and irregular coursed dressed granite stone walls with concrete coping forming terrace. Parochial house and church situated to east.
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