also a pub called The Five Ashes Inn. Schools There are two schools in Five Ashes. Five Ashes Primary School is a small voluntary controlled Church of England school with around 45 children on roll. Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School is a small private school founded in 1945 by Ray and Maureen Ward, remaining in the family until it was sold to Bellevue Education in 2010. Parks and recreation In Five Ashes, there is a large playing field where football and other games can be played and a skateboarding park. Adjoining the playing field and village hall is a children's playground. In Stonehurst Lane, there is a park with wooded areas and ponds called Foxes Copse where dogs can be walked. Argos Hill Rising about south of Royal Tunbridge Wells, Argos Hill is between the villages of Rotherfield and Mayfield. It is known for the landmark of Argos Hill Windmill, a grade II* listed building that was built between 1831 and 1843 and operational until 1927. It was restored in the 1960s, and was under threat of demolition in 2008.Sussex Mills Group: Argos Hill Mill In 1939 Counties Ship Management renamed the cargo ship "Argos Hill"''. See also Walter Gale, the first schoolmaster of the primary school in Mayfield (now Mayfield Church of England Primary School) References Civil parishes in East Sussex Wealden District