Old Girls’ School Community Centre

Nestled in the heart of Sherburn in Elmet, Leeds, the Old Girls’ School Community Centre is a charming establishment that serves as a point of interest for both locals and visitors alike. Originally built in 1874 as a school for girls, this historical building holds a special place in the hearts of the community, having undergone thoughtful renovations to preserve its rich history and heritage.

As you step through the doors of the Old Girls’ School, you are immediately transported back in time with its beautiful Victorian architecture, high ceilings and stunning stained-glass windows. The centre has been tastefully refurbished to include modern amenities whilst maintaining its traditional charm. The stunning bright and airy function hall is a perfect space for weddings, parties and events. There is also a smaller room available for meetings or workshops.

In addition to offering an impressive venue for events, the Old Girls’ School Community Centre serves as a hub for the community. It is a place where individuals can come together to enjoy a range of activities and workshops. From art classes, to music and drama groups, there are plenty of opportunities for people to socialise and get involved in the local community. There are also regular events held throughout the year such as craft fairs, Christmas markets and open days.

The Old Girls’ School Community Centre is not just a building - it’s a community hub that celebrates the spirit of the neighbourhood. With its rich history and modern amenities, it is an ideal location for locals and visitors alike. The team are friendly and welcoming and always ensure that visitors receive the highest level of service. If you are looking for a unique venue for your next event, or just a place to meet new people and get involved in the community, the Old Girls’ School is the perfect place to be.