The Spooyt Vane Sunday School and Mission Room on Ballaleigh Road has uncertain origins, though it is said to have been built around 1860 at the expense of Miss Gore Currie, a niece of Bishop Powys, who is recorded as having personally superintended the Sunday School there for many years; its surviving cast-iron windows hint it may in part be earlier still. The land and building were formally purchased for £100 in 1880 and transferred to trustees for use as a school room, and the hall was enlarged in 1901. Its roof collapsed in 1999, and the building is now in private ownership.