In 1974 Hemingbrough and the villages to the West became part of the County of North Yorkshire and since April of that year the School has been administered by the North Yorkshire County Council. The school building of 1963 consisting of a central hall with three permanent classrooms, a kitchen and an administrative area, was significantly enlarged in 1987 with the provision for three further classrooms, a hall extension a staff room and secretary's office.
In September 2003 an extension to the school was completed. This included 3 new classrooms and a shared area. Outside the school are extensive playing fields which provide a variety of learning experiences. There is a wild-life area and an area of tree conservation.
Yorkshire County Council. The school building of 1963 consisting of a central hall with three permanent classrooms, a kitchen and an administrative area, was significantly enlarged in 1987 with the provision for three further classrooms, a hall extension a staff room and secretary's office.