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School, built by Archibald Simpson 1839-41, with good additions to match the original by A. Marshall Mackenzie (Matthews and Mackenzie) in 1888. It is a Jacobean, symmetrical 2-storey ashlar building made up of two cross-plan sections, with a centre pend arch and ogee capped octagonal tower. It includes a Mears bell of 1840. There is a memorial stained glass window located in a stairwell, commemorating former pupils and teachers who gave their lives in World War I. It was designed and executed by J. A. H. Hector, and unveiled on 23rd August 1921 by former pupil Sir Edward Troup.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)