From a colonial-era branch school to an eco-campus.
Fugui Elementary was founded on July 9, 1933, during the Japanese colonial era, as the "Guoxing Public School Fugui Branch." It became independent in 1934 as Guizitou National School, and took its present name in 1945. Today the school is recognized as a distinctive "特色小學" (feature school) for its strong environmental-education focus, which includes a campus plant tour and solar energy initiatives.
福龜國小創立於日治時期昭和8年（1933年）7月9日，初名「國姓公學校福龜分教場」，於1934年獨立設校，稱「龜子頭公學校」，1945年更為現名。學校現以強調環境教育著稱，獲選為「特色小學」，推動校園植物巡禮與太陽能等相關計畫。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🌿 A Recognized Feature School
特色小學認證
Fugui has been recognized as a distinctive "特色小學" (feature school) for its strong focus on environmental education.
☀️ Solar Energy on Campus
太陽能校園計畫
The school runs solar energy initiatives alongside a campus plant tour, giving students hands-on exposure to sustainability concepts.
🏫 Roots in the Japanese Colonial Era
日治時期分教場
Founded in 1933 as a branch of Guoxing Public School, Fugui became independent the following year and took its current name in 1945.
Farmland roots, longan and honey country.
Founded during the Japanese colonial era as a branch school, Fugui Elementary today anchors its environmental-education program in the same Guoxing farmland where longan and honey production still sustain the local Hakka community. See the Nantou county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
Fugui Village, Guoxing Township, Nantou County, Taiwan
南投縣國姓鄉福龜村長壽巷83號
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