Former parochial school building. Neo-gothic one and a half storey red brick building, under a steeply pitched gabled roof of slate. Ceramic ridge tiles, one large lateral stack, small bell tower above a gabled porch with stone door surround and plinth coping. Buff brick banding. Ornate large arched window with stone mullions, with polychromatic brickwork decoration over the arch. Buff brick dentil course below eaves. Modern garage extension and cross-gable at north end, replacing a previous single storey gabled outbuilding or porch. Dedication stone above the door. Aside from the modern extension, no change in the building's plan form has occurred since the 1906 OS map of the village. {1}{2} White's 1872 Trade Directory states that the parochial school was erected in 1863 at a cost of £350, and was attended at the time by 120 children of both sexes from Legbourne and Little Cawthorpe parishes. The school was at the time supported by government grants. {3} By 1962 the school was in danger of closure due to declining attendance. A petition was signed by 55 locals opposing the move, and Lindsey Education Committee decided not to propose the closure of the school. In 1963 the school was attended by 30 pupils. The school was closed in 1993. {4}{5}{6}