NHER 57136 (Building record) - Terrington St Clement Community School, formerly Central School

April 2010. Norfolk Rural Schools Survey.
This building and a larger one to the north, which has since been demolished, are shown on the ordnance survey maps as buildings associated with the Junior School built in 1931. The building is constructed in a plain functional style from red brick with a blue vitrified string course at the base and a tile roof. This school was established to accommodate first the girls from the Terrington St Clement Girls and Infants School and later the boys from Terrington St Clement National School. The building to the north was probably demolished when the new High School across the road was built. The south-western proportion of the building is the remaining portion of the pre-World War II Junior buildings shown on the ordnance survey maps. The rest of the building is likely to be post-war.
See (S1).
S. Howard (HES), 2 April 2012.