Ruiting Elementary School

Green everywhere, beautiful elementary school.

Small but beautiful, open campus

The very beautiful and comfortable elementary school is a good environment for learning.

The elementary school near Ruifang Sijiao Pavilion has no walls and a very comfortable environment!

Keelung Elementary School, but the greenery, the children who are going to school here must be very happy, and the air is very good, the school teachers are very kind

The four-foot pavilion is a part of Jiaotingli and Shangtianli in Ruifang Town today. It is located on the north bank of the middle reaches of the Keelung River. On the terrain, the entire settlement is located on the lower river step on the convex arc bank. The origin of the name of the four-foot pavilion is because the pavilion with four feet (four pillars) was located next to the current Ruiting Elementary School. It was named for the pedestrians to relax and drink tea. It was demolished; and there is a "gazebo that can't climb up" near the current four-footed pavilion station. According to local elders' explanation, it is the exhaust vent of the Erkeng coal mine left over from the previous Japanese rule. Now it has been closed, but because "this is a history, and it belongs to the" development history of the four-legged pavilion ", this pavilion that seems to be useless and actually has no practical function is left for the sake of Future generations and grandchildren reminisce and pay homage.

Although the school is small, it feels like a quiet campus, beautiful!

School history: 1912 Nuannuan Public School Sijiaoting Branch, 1915 Sijiaoting Public School, 1945 Ruiting National School, 1968 Ruiting National Primary School. (Daliao sub-class 1958-1972) Campus features: This original early Japanese flag-raising stand may also be the remains of a shrine on campus. The ancient typical sundial, the 100-year-old memorial pavilion of the school, the literary and artistic works of the 100-year anniversary celebration, the school gate-the post shape should be in the Japanese period, there are many animal shapes on the campus, the campus corner-old trees Shiqiao, the special shape of the campus flower garden-did you notice? In the front is the national emblem, and in the back is the plum blossom. The graduates ’wishing wall, the new flag-raising stand on the playground, and even the water storage bucket are decorated with careful painting.