A postwar school on a colonial-era site.
Tamsui Junior High School was established in 1946, in the first year after the end of Japanese rule, on the site of a Japanese-era "ordinary elementary school" on Zhenli Street. As one of the district's oldest secondary schools, it has been renamed several times through subsequent administrative changes, and its hillside address places it within the same historic quarter as Fort San Domingo and Oxford College.
淡水國中創立於民國35年（1946年），日治結束後首年，校址位於真理街上日治時期「尋常小學」舊址。身為淡水地區歷史最悠久的中學之一，隨行政體制數度更迭而多次更名，其山丘校址與紅毛城、牛津學堂等歷史地標同處一區。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏰 On Historic Zhenli Street
座落真理街
The campus occupies the same hillside quarter as Fort San Domingo and Oxford College (Aletheia University), placing it at the heart of Tamsui's colonial-era heritage district.
🏫 Built on a Japanese-Era School Site
承繼日治校舍舊址
The school opened in 1946 on the grounds of a former Japanese "ordinary elementary school," directly linking it to Tamsui's early 20th-century educational history.
📜 Renamed Through the Decades
歷經數次更名
As one of the district's oldest secondary schools, Tamsui Junior High has carried several names over the decades as Taiwan's administrative and educational systems changed.
On Tamsui's most historic street.
Zhenli Street is one of Tamsui's most historically layered streets, home to Fort San Domingo (Hongmao Cheng), Oxford College, and other 19th-century treaty-port landmarks — all within walking distance of the school. See the New Taipei county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 10, Zhenli St., Tamsui District, New Taipei City 251, Taiwan
新北市淡水區真理街10號
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