19th century school buildings including former schoolmaster's house. Two storey red brick buildings, under pitched gabled tile roofs. The schoolmaster's house is rendered and colourwashed. The school building has a red brick gable stack, while the schoolmaster's house has a modern replacement red brick lateral stack. A red brick extension of the front gable of the school building was erected in the second half of the 20th century. {1} White's 1856 Trade Directory suggests that a school was built in Lenton parish in 1790, at a cost of £112. By 1856 it was being run as a National School, and was attended by children from both Lenton and Ingoldsby parishes. It is unclear if this school was on the same site as the current building. {2}