Building record 1139700000 - OLD WENDOVER SCHOOL

Grade II. Former school now 5 houses. Two blocks: northern of c.1869, southern dated 1879. Attributed to G.E. Street. Flint with red brick dressings; patterned tile hung gables. Steeply pitched tiled roofs with ridge cresting. Lead covered spirelet set diagonally on N.W. range. Tall brick chimney stacks rise through eaves, 2 stacks in valleys. 1 and 2 storeys, each main gable has 4-light mullioned and transomed window at upper level, tiled roof lean-to additions below. Side walls have mullioned and transomed windows in bays divided by buttresses. S block has mosaic date plaque on W. side. N. block has gabled projections at S. end both sides and dormers in angle with tall window rising through eaves. Converted to form houses 1976, leaving parts of interior open to roof (B1).
The Infant School is a neat building of flint and white brick, erected at the cost of Mrs Smith, widow of Abel Smith, Esq. About eighty children attend it (B2).
Historic photos of school buildings in early 1900s, 1922 (interior) and ?1960s (B3).