NHER 13433 (Building record) - Antingham and Southrepps School

March 1978.
School (in village of Lower Street, Southrepps).
Large impressive mid 19th century building in Tudor-Gothic style, flint with yellow brick, Gothic porch and windows, angle turrets etcetera.
Good condition.
E. Rose (NAU), 14 March 1978.

1984
Dated 1826, but date added for jubilee in 1976.
Former caretaker told J. Lodey (NAU) in 1984 that during repairs about 1960 a 'cellar without any apparent access' was uncovered.
E. Rose (NAU), 23 May 1984.

October 1997
Architects plans drawn 1996 (S1).
Colour pictures of lavatories in file (S2).

July 2005.
Flint, brick. Slate roof to front, imitation slate to rear. L shaped in plan. Regular buttressed single storey façade of nine bays.
Information from (S3).
D. Robertson (NLA), 18 July 2005.

July 2009.
Permission sought to rebuild the boundary wall, as it has become unsafe.
See (S4) and (S5) for further details.
H. White (NLA), 2 October 2009.

The school was built in 1826 with enlargement in 1877 and is an early example of an ornate gothic/tudor building. Many of the architectural features are reminiscent of those in the nearby Thorpe Market church, restored by the Gunton estate.
See (S6).
S. Howard (HES), 22 August 2011.