Former school building. H-shape plan form cross-wing building constructed of red brick in Flemish Bond, under a pitched gabled roof of slate. One ridge stack and one lateral stack. Originally one central porch, though when converted to semi-detached houses this was demolished and replaced by a pair of gabled porches. Two gabled dormers. Each cross-gable has a bay window. {1}{2} The school was threatened with closure in 1958 after the headmistress retired, but a development plan was put in place to instead close Moorby school, with the pupils transferred to Mareham-le-Fen school. The school was closed in the late 20th century. {3}