Timur Elementary School

Timur Elementary traces its roots to 1909, when it was founded as an "educational institute" (教育所) under Japanese colonial rule. Renamed Sandi National School after the war, it took its current name — Timur — in 2015, drawing on the local Paiwan place name for the area, said to mean children who are "sun children tempered by the earth." Between 2016 and 2017 the school was recognized as an indigenous experimental elementary school (原住民族實驗小學), and it now maintains a branch campus in Dewen Village. The school celebrated more than a century of history with its centennial anniversary.

地磨兒國小的歷史可追溯至1909年，日治時期設立的「教育所」，戰後更名為「三地國民學校」，於2015年正式更名為「地磨兒國小」——「地磨兒」（Timur）取自當地排灣族地名，意指「被土地淬鍊、承襲太陽血脈的孩子」。2016至2017年間，學校轉型為原住民族實驗小學，另於德文村設有分校。學校已慶祝建校百年以上的歷史。