Muzha Elementary School

Muzha Elementary School was founded in 1905 (Meiji 38) as the "Neihu Branch of Jingwei Public School" (景尾公學校內湖分校) — a branch of what is today Jingmei Elementary School. It was renamed "Muzha Public School" in 1912 and upgraded from a four-year to a six-year school the following year, becoming "Muzha National School" in 1949 and taking its current name after Muzha's 1968 incorporation into Taipei City.

With over a century of continuous operation, Muzha Elementary is one of the oldest schools in the Muzha area, its lineage tracing directly back to the same colonial-era institute that founded Jingmei Elementary. In 1915, the school planted a commemorative banyan tree to mark a Japanese imperial celebration — a tree that reportedly still stands on campus today.

學校創立於1905年（明治38年），初名「景尾公學校內湖分校」，是今日景美國小的分校。1912年更名為「木柵公學校」，隔年由四年制升格為六年制學校，1949年改稱「木柵國民學校」，1968年木柵併入臺北市後定名為現名。

學校已有逾百年的持續辦學歷史，是木柵地區歷史最悠久的學校之一，校史可直接追溯至創立景美國小的同一所日治時期教育機構。1915年，學校為紀念日本皇室慶典種植一棵榕樹，據傳至今仍屹立於校園中。