Nearly a century in a tea-growing mountain hamlet.
Yongding Elementary School began in 1926 as a study hall under Japanese rule, formally established as the Daxijian branch school of Shiding Public School (石碇公學校大溪墘分教場). It took its current name in 1968 and today serves the mountain hamlet of Yongding, along the Jingmei River tributary system that once fed the area's tea-growing economy.
永定國小起源於1926年日治時期的私塾,正式設立為「石碇公學校大溪墘分教場」,民國57年(1968年)更為現名。學校服務石碇山區的永定聚落,這一帶沿景美溪支流水系,昔日曾支撐當地的茶葉經濟。
What makes this school worth knowing.
📚 Roots in a Japanese-Era Study Hall
源自日治私塾傳統
The school's history began in 1926 as a study hall, later formalized as a branch of Shiding Public School before becoming independent.
🍵 Serving a Tea-Growing Mountain Hamlet
昔日茶葉經濟聚落
Located in Yongding, one of Shiding's old mountain hamlets, the school sits along the Jingmei River tributary system that once supported local tea cultivation.
🏫 Nearly a Century of History
創校近百年
Tracing its roots to 1926 and renamed to its current title in 1968, Yongding Elementary is nearly a hundred years old.
A hamlet built on tea.
Yongding, the mountain hamlet where the school sits, was once part of the tea-growing economy fed by the Jingmei River's tributary system — a way of life that shaped Shiding's old hamlets long before the district became a protected watershed area. See the New Taipei county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 245, Sec. 1, Jing'an Rd., Yongding Village, Shiding District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
新北市石碇區永定里靜安路一段245號
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