This church dates from the 14th century but what makes it particularly remarkable is the stone rood screen, constructed around 1340, between the nave and the chancel.

This medieval stone rood screen is one of only three in the whole of europe. One of the remaining two is only six miles away in Great Bardfield and the third is in Trondheim in Norway.

A closer view of the medieval stone rood screen showing the elaborate decoration.

The Nave roof showing the clerestory and you may notice that in between each pair of the main supporting beams, on the outer edge, is a dark shape - these are carved wooden angels.

A closer view of one of the carved wooden angels, mentioned above, each one being different from the others.