off Prenton Dell Road and runs three senior teams and a veterans/casual team. Education Prenton includes the all-girls' secondary Prenton High School for Girls and the mixed Prenton Primary School. Landmarks Prenton Hall is a former farmhouse, constructed from sandstone with slate roofing. The hall is primarily divided into two parts and both are Grade II listed buildings. Sited on the junction of Woodchurch Road and Storeton Road is the 'Halfway House' public house. It is believed to be so named as it was approximately halfway between Woodside ferry and the village of Woodchurch. The original inn, with a licence dating back to at least 1879 was replaced at the end of the nineteenth century with the current, much larger building. Several nearby brewery-owned houses, built at the same time and in the same architectural style, were demolished when Woodchurch Road was widened. The site of the pub is now thought of as Prenton but actually was in Oxton township. The Prenton War Memorial, near the junction where Prenton Lane and Osmaston Road converge, was constructed in 1919 and unveiled on 6 August 1920. It was rebuilt due to bomb damage sustained in the May Blitz and is now inscribed with the names of soldiers who died in both World Wars. The structure has been restored and was given Grade II listed status in 2018. Notable people Benjamin Dabbs, English footballer, lived in Prenton. Eric Nixon, English footballer, worked in Prenton. Louis Page, English footballer, died in Prenton. Julie Paulding, English cyclist, born in Prenton. Henry Pelling, historian, born in Prenton. See also Listed buildings in Prenton St Stephen's Church, Prenton References Bibliography External links Prenton Golf Club Prenton Lawn Tennis Club Prenton Rugby Union Towns and villages in the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral Birkenhead