An earlier nineteenth century schoolroom, set on the north side of the churchyard (see NPRN 96254). Possibly the 'Llywel National School' repaired in 1869.
A single storey building, with rubble stone walls and a gabled slate roof with a low stone chimney stack at the west end. It faces south into the churchyard. The schoolroom itself has a central doorway with windows to either side. A further doorway to the east leads to an integral storeroom. Prior to recent renovations there was an open urinal at the west end.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (85274)

John Wiles 14.03.07