Lyminster Primary School
Lyminster Primary School was built over one hundred years ago and was remodeled in 1974. Built of flint and brick it reflects the style of the county of West Sussex. The building has many interesting features in the stonework and the original beamed ceilings are quite exceptional, giving an air of lofty spaciousness.
The school became a primary school in September 2011 and completed a total refurbishment and rebuild costing over 2.4 million pounds.
Our new classrooms have been sympathetically styled to continue with our traditional theme and were completed in early October 2011. The new hall stands proudly at the centre of the school with the classrooms around it linked by an airy, light corridor. There is a hard-surfaced playground area, trim-trail, wild area and a pirate ship. The school also has a vegetable patch and flower beds.