Neishi Elementary School

Neishi Elementary School's earliest documented roots trace to 1903, with some records citing 1906 for the earliest documented site; the school is celebrated locally as a “century-old school” (百年小學). Its campus gate features low pillared walls carved with sun and hundred-pace-snake (百步蛇) relief motifs and topped with pottery-jar (陶壺) ornaments — all sacred symbols in Paiwan tradition — while the school buildings are painted bright orange, reflecting indigenous design aesthetics. The campus is surrounded by mango orchards, with the South-Link Railway running behind its athletic field, and its soccer team has represented Taiwan in international competitions.

內獅國小最早紀錄可追溯至明治36年（1903年），部分文獻則記載明治39年（1906年）設立最早的據點，地方稱其為「百年小學」。校門低矮的柱牆上刻有太陽與百步蛇浮雕，柱頂並飾有陶壺——皆為排灣族傳統聖物意象；校舍則漆成鮮豔的橘色，展現原民美學風格。校園四周環繞芒果園，南迴鐵路就從操場後方經過，學校足球隊更曾代表台灣參加國際賽事並締造佳績。