Monument record 2686/0/32 - Site of Yarwell School

A late 19th century school that was situated on the eastern side of Mill Road. The building had three large three light windows to the road elevation and a similar window in the southern gable under a relieving arch with a bulls eye window in the apex. The northern gable had a central door beneath a bulls eye window. At the north eastern corner was a porch with an entrance door in the northern wall. The east facing facade had a central door flanked by brick chimney stacks. In the centre of a double pitch roof was a timber school bell tower under a pyramidal steeple.

{1} A late 19th century school. The building had three large three light windows to the road elevation and a similar window in the southern gable under a relieving arch with a bulls eye window in the apex. The northern gable had a central door beneath a bulls eye window. At the north eastern corner was a porch with an entrance door in the northern wall. The east facing facade had a central door flanked by brick chimney stacks. In the centre of a double pitch roof was a timber school bell tower under a pyramidal steeple. The building is missing from maps and it is not known what happended to the school. A group of three houses now occupy the site.

<1> Historic England, Unknown, Oral information, correspondence (not archived) or staff comments, Building file (Oral Report). SNN111577.

<2> Historic England, YARWELL SCHOOL, YARWELL, BF084331 (Archive). SNN115190.

Record last edited

Feb 17 2025 6:11PM