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The nearest end, with the large windows, was a bright, well lit, classroom with a large stove to keep both room and children warm; the far end was the schoolmaster's house.
The porch had pegs to hang up coats and bags. This is the plaque over the door -
It tells you the building was a 'national school' built in 1815. Here is more information about the National School movement.
These days you can rent it through Air BnB!
I went to a small primary school in Wales at first, as we lived there for 2-3 years, but then came back to the island where this was my primary school - 100m from our house!
Then this was my secondary School.
I like both of your schools, they look rather nice to me, as brick always does. :o)
But yes - tied houses were very much the norm then - goodness knows where the school teachers lived when they retired. (Come to think of it, in Ramsey the original Grammar School was right next door to Mysore Cottages which were alms houses... )