One of four colonial-era foundations.
Fenggang Elementary was established in 1920 as "Maoerding Branch School," becoming independent in 1931. It was renamed Fenggang National School in 1946 after the end of Japanese rule, and took its current name in 1968. The school is one of only four public schools established by the Japanese colonial administration within the boundaries of present-day Zhubei City, giving it over a century of continuous operation under several successive names.
鳳岡國小創立於1920年，初名「貓兒錠分教場」，1931年獨立設校。1946年台灣光復後更名為鳳岡國民學校，1968年定名為現名。學校是日治時期在今日竹北市境內設立的四所公立學校之一，歷經數次更名，持續辦學已逾百年。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏛️ One of Four Colonial-Era Schools
日治時期四校之一
Fenggang is one of only four schools the Japanese colonial administration established within what is now Zhubei City, a distinction shared with just a handful of other campuses.
📜 A Name That Traces History
從貓兒錠到鳳岡
From "Maoerding Branch School" to its post-war and modern names, the school's history of renaming mirrors Taiwan's own political transitions across the 20th century.
🏫 Over a Century of Continuous Service
持續辦學逾百年
More than 100 years after its founding, Fenggang continues to serve its community, one of the longest-running institutions in the Zhubei area.
A slice of pre-boom Zhubei.
Like Fenggang Junior High, this school sits on the older, coastal/agricultural side of Zhubei, preserving a slice of the pre-tech-boom Hakka farming community even as much of the city has urbanized around it.
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Zhubei City, Hsinchu County 302, Taiwan
新竹縣竹北市
Last updated: July 2026 · Content adapted and condensed from the school's official Chinese-language website by the Taiwan Bilingual Hub team, not yet reviewed by the school. If you're from Fenggang Elementary School and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.