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Well this place is meant to be really unstable..... and it was, window frames move in the brickwork, the building moves with the wind, and bits fall off. You really have to watch your step, and DO NOT TOUCH THE WALLS! They just crumble.
But dispite the signs and fences.. onwards. Having lived near by all my life, ive seen the place many times from the outside, but never ventured in. So i begin my search in what was the playground.
The striking feature being the old clock which is still mounted up there but not working.
All the Windows boarded up and very loose and unstable. Behind the tree on the right is another big window, but this one isnt boarded. I happened to just nudge it, and the whole lot moved, so i didnt do that again!
Above the window is the old School Bell, and the Established date 1888. Amazing shes still standing.
At this point i did consider going though the window to get in but seeing how much they move etc, wasnt worth it, litterally, i could see the whole side and roof collapsing if i did, its that unstable there!
So i go in search of a safer entrance.
Round the corner is like a scene from the secret garden, a white door masked by ivy, but its wedged from the other side with lumps of timbre, and the window is no good.
So thinking my luck is up, a few pics from the outside looking in.
Then i notice the alley going downt he other side of the building, and i was supprised how clear it was, real easy access.
The founders of the school
Then round the corner to what used to be roofed, and the big main door to the school, no longer there.
More Initals
Then just in on the left is what was the old cloakroom, with peg hooks and name tags still visable, being from the village i even know of some of the peoples named, as my dad was once a pupil there.
Where the old sink used to be, plumbings still visible
Opposite the cloakroom, is the first of the main halls, to which there are two in the building, this being the smaller one. This is the one with the clock on from the outside. Much of the inside is old items, and original stuff, but then there are odd things like, T-Cut, Castrol Oil can etc, which obveously arent.
A really nice old lamp is still left on the mantle to the fireplace, along with other items, including an old blow tourch, more modern me think though.
The reading text of the times "Budding - By Evan Hunter"
The floor was really shady, moved a lot, and had already fallen through in places so i didnt venture too far, theres a big door on the floor i stayed on that. But across the room, there was a small cabinate/shelf, and clipboard on the wall.
And back to the fire place, an old set of goggles, and a single coat hanger in the wardrobe cabinet
But dispite the signs and fences.. onwards. Having lived near by all my life, ive seen the place many times from the outside, but never ventured in. So i begin my search in what was the playground.

The striking feature being the old clock which is still mounted up there but not working.


All the Windows boarded up and very loose and unstable. Behind the tree on the right is another big window, but this one isnt boarded. I happened to just nudge it, and the whole lot moved, so i didnt do that again!
Above the window is the old School Bell, and the Established date 1888. Amazing shes still standing.



At this point i did consider going though the window to get in but seeing how much they move etc, wasnt worth it, litterally, i could see the whole side and roof collapsing if i did, its that unstable there!
So i go in search of a safer entrance.
Round the corner is like a scene from the secret garden, a white door masked by ivy, but its wedged from the other side with lumps of timbre, and the window is no good.

So thinking my luck is up, a few pics from the outside looking in.


Then i notice the alley going downt he other side of the building, and i was supprised how clear it was, real easy access.

The founders of the school

Then round the corner to what used to be roofed, and the big main door to the school, no longer there.

More Initals


Then just in on the left is what was the old cloakroom, with peg hooks and name tags still visable, being from the village i even know of some of the peoples named, as my dad was once a pupil there.

Where the old sink used to be, plumbings still visible





Opposite the cloakroom, is the first of the main halls, to which there are two in the building, this being the smaller one. This is the one with the clock on from the outside. Much of the inside is old items, and original stuff, but then there are odd things like, T-Cut, Castrol Oil can etc, which obveously arent.


A really nice old lamp is still left on the mantle to the fireplace, along with other items, including an old blow tourch, more modern me think though.


The reading text of the times "Budding - By Evan Hunter"

The floor was really shady, moved a lot, and had already fallen through in places so i didnt venture too far, theres a big door on the floor i stayed on that. But across the room, there was a small cabinate/shelf, and clipboard on the wall.


And back to the fire place, an old set of goggles, and a single coat hanger in the wardrobe cabinet



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