Completed in 1864. There is some modern partitioning on the ground floor and evidence of vagrants using this building for shelter. The staircase is rotten and we did not venture upstairs. 

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Note the ground floor is barred, to keep the children in.

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Old hospital bed parked in the hallway.

The flat topped veranda and different building style suggests this was a later addition, built with the tropical environment in mind.

A door exiting the ground floor dormitory.

From this first floor window, a child could see across to the 1864 building, and what we guess must have been the school rooms on the left.

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It appears that construction of something is about to start as evidenced by the gravel heaps.

This building is east facing, opposite the 1854 building.

There is no clear purpose for this tower, although it could have been used for lookout, storage, or punishment. It is to the south (left) of the 1865 building.

This image shows the proximity of the tower to the 1865 building. Visible at the base are the remains of a well.

Note the high quality stonework, and the bars to keep the children in.