Lynedoch Public School is a defunct elementary school in the hamlet of Lynedoch, Ontario, Canada which taught students from kindergarten to the second grade starting in the year 1881. This school was considered to be a feeder school to Walsh Public School. Unlike its sister campus, there was never a special education program at Lynedoch Public School. The size of the playground of Lynedoch Public School was almost as big as its sister campus, Walsh Public School, which plenty of elbow room for the primary students. The school was a part of the Grand Erie District School Board. However, it also proved to be a playground of wild imaginations. A gully was home to a "monster" in the drainage pipe according to the "urban legends" of Lynedoch Public School students. They also believed that the slides and the monkey bars were home to many broken bones and creatures alike.