Daqiao Elementary School

Daqiao Elementary was founded in 1925, during the Japanese colonial era, as Daqiao (Ohashi) Public School — named after the "Taipei Bridge" (臺北橋), whose own history runs from a Qing-era wooden bridge built under governor Liu Mingchuan, through a 1921 iron rebuild, to its completion in 1925, the very year the school opened. The school initially held classes borrowing space from Taiping Public School (today's Taiping Elementary) before its own campus was built, with construction starting in November 1925 and finishing in September 1926. In recent years, the school's playground has been rebuilt as an inclusive, co-play (共融式) playground themed around memories of the Taipei Bridge, according to a Taipei City Government press release.

大橋國小創校於1925年（大正14年）日治時期，初名「大橋公學校」，因臺北橋而得名——這座橋的歷史可追溯至清代劉銘傳所建的木橋，歷經1921年改建為鐵橋，最終於1925年完工，恰與學校創校同年。學校初期借用太平公學校（今太平國小）教室上課，1925年11月動工興建自己的校舍，於1926年9月完工。近年，學校操場已改建為以「臺北橋」記憶為主題的共融式遊戲場，根據台北市政府新聞稿所述。