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An L-shaped building of knapped flint with red tile roofs and stone-trimmed arched windows behind a low black metal fence.

Great Chesterford Primary School (RGL2025)

Great Chesterford Primary School

History of Great Chesterford School

Listed Building

National School. 1845-49 by L.N. Cottingham, and completed by N.J. Cottingham. Probably extended later in C19.

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