This attractive red-brick school in Creed Street, Wolverton, is usually described as the first Wolverton school. It was altered in 1883 and was used for girls and infants after the new school was built in 1896.
(Photo taken in January 2002)

The LNWR continued to build schools at Wolverton. This is the 1896 Elementary School for Boys, with some 20^th century alterations. Of red-brick in Flemish bond, hipped and gabled slate roofs with ornamental tiles, ridges with terracotta finials to the gables, it was built by the LNWR with assistance from The Radcliffe Trust and ‘a few of the townspeople who subscribed to the voluntary rate’.