Over a century in the citrus-grove settlement.
Ganyuan Elementary School traces its roots to 1911, when it opened as a branch of Shulin Public School (樹林公學校); it became an independent school as Ganyuan Public School (柑園公學校) in 1921. One of the oldest schools in Shulin, it celebrated its 110th anniversary around 2021 and continues to serve the historic Ganyuan farming settlement at the confluence of the Sanxia and Dahan rivers.
柑園國小的歷史可追溯至1911年，最初為樹林公學校的分校，民國10年（1921年）獨立設校，稱「柑園公學校」。作為樹林歷史最悠久的學校之一，約於2021年慶祝建校110週年，至今持續服務位於三峽河與大漢溪匯流處、歷史悠久的柑園農業聚落。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🎉 Marking Over a Century of Service
建校逾百年
Tracing its roots to a 1911 branch school, Ganyuan Elementary celebrated its 110th anniversary around 2021, making it one of Shulin's oldest schools.
🍊 Rooted in the Hakka Citrus-Grove Settlement
柑橘園聚落歷史
The school embodies the history of the Ganyuan area, named for the citrus groves planted by Hakka settlers at the confluence of the Sanxia and Dahan rivers.
🏫 From Branch School to Independent Institution
從分校到獨立設校
What began as a branch of Shulin Public School in 1911 became the independent Ganyuan Public School a decade later in 1921.
At the heart of the citrus-grove settlement.
Ganyuan Elementary sits at the heart of the historic Ganyuan farming settlement, named for the citrus groves (柑園) planted by Hakka settlers during the Qing-dynasty Qianlong era at the confluence of the Sanxia and Dahan rivers. See the New Taipei county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 353, Sec. 1, Ganyuan St., Shulin District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
新北市樹林區柑園街一段353號
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