A young school with an old village name.
Kezhuang Elementary School — its name literally means "Hakka Village Elementary" — was formally established in 2000, following a preparatory branch phase that began in 1998. It is one of the larger schools among Yuanli's elementary campuses, with about 24 classes and 564 students. The school runs an unusually wide range of clubs, spanning Hoklo-Taiwanese language instruction, a Taiwanese folk-song troupe, a dragon dance team, baseball, chess, Chinese orchestra, hip-hop, and calligraphy.
客庄國小校名意為「客家村莊小學」，於民國89年（2000年）正式設校，此前歷經1998至1999年的籌備分校階段。學校規模在苑裡各國小中屬於較大者，約24班、564名學生。社團活動相當多元，包括閩南語教學、台語民謠團、舞龍隊、棒球、西洋棋、國樂團、街舞與書法等。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🎭 A Rich Range of Clubs
多元社團活動
From a Taiwanese folk-song troupe and dragon dance team to baseball, chess, Chinese orchestra, hip-hop, and calligraphy, Kezhuang offers one of the widest club lineups among Yuanli's elementary schools.
🗣️ Hoklo-Taiwanese Language Instruction
閩南語教學特色
The school offers dedicated Hoklo-Taiwanese instruction, reflecting its commitment to preserving local language alongside its Hakka village heritage.
🏘️ A Hakka Village Namesake
客家聚落校名由來
As its name signals, the school sits in a Hakka enclave of Yuanli Township, reflecting the area's blended Hakka-Hoklo heritage.
A Hakka enclave within Hoklo Yuanli.
As its name ("Hakka Village Elementary") signals, Kezhuang Elementary sits in a Hakka enclave of Yuanli Township, reflecting the area's blended Hakka-Hoklo heritage alongside the region's famed rush-weaving industry. See the Miaoli county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
Kezhuang Village, Yuanli Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan
苗栗縣苑裡鎮客庄里新興路21號
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