In the 9th year of the Republic of China (1920), the school officially enrolled students, and the school building was temporarily located in Ding Xin Ancestral Temple in Chikan Town, which was called Kaiping County Middle School. First enrollment 100 students, divided into two classes. Li Jiecheng, the first principal, was later entrusted to Guan Juan to handle the transfer.
In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), the school set up a school building committee to prepare for the new school building. The people of Situ Jiaolun Hall in Chikan donated 96 mu of Yangmaozhou as school land, and donated 50,000 yuan (silver) to build the school; Chikan Guangyutang donated 6.5438+0.5 million yuan to the school; The school-building committee also appointed President Shao and Teacher Situ Du to go to Southeast Asia to raise HK$ 40,000 from overseas Chinese.
At the end of the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), the first phase of the project was completed, and the teaching building (Jiaoluntang Memorial Hall) and dormitory building (Guangyutang Memorial Hall) were built. In the spring of the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), Kaiping Middle School moved from Guanding Xinzu Temple to a new school building for classes.
In 29 years (1940), high schools were added.
In 35 years (1946), it was renamed as "Kaiping No.1 Middle School".
From June 1949 to June 10, Kaiping County People's Government took over the school.
1960, renamed Kaiping Middle School.
196 1 was listed as a county key school.
1968 changed to Chikan Commune Middle School.
The name of Kaiping No.1 Middle School was restored from 65438 to 0978.
1March, 993, with the withdrawal of Kaiping County, the city was renamed Kaiping No.1 Middle School. In the same year, it was rated as the first batch of first-class schools in Guangdong Province.
265438+At the beginning of the 20th century, the school was recommended by the Kaiping Municipal Party Committee and the municipal government to declare the national model ordinary high school. 1979, overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao donated140,000 Hong Kong dollars to purchase teaching equipment for the school.
1982, Hong Kong Situ Real Estate Co., Ltd. donated 500,000 Hong Kong dollars to build a new teaching building, 60,000 Hong Kong dollars from Si Tuleideng Wei, an overseas Chinese living in the United States, and 6,543,806 yuan from the county to build a swimming pool, two dressing rooms and a dormitory for teachers and students.
1value of teaching instruments donated by Hong Kong and Macao compatriots in 983 16500 yuan.
1984, presented by Hong Kong compatriot Tan He 1 copier.
From 65438 to 0985, Pan Xie Zhuang, a recent graduate of our school, was admitted to the Electronic Department of China University of Science and Technology with 605 points.
1986, the number of students enrolled in colleges and universities in the whole school 132, among which Li Yi was admitted to Tsinghua with 602 points.
1987, Guan Yingcong ranked first in science and engineering in the province with a score of 654, and was admitted to Tsinghua University. In order to encourage advanced technology, Tan Guangsheng, an overseas Chinese living in the United States, donated money to set up the first prize scholarship in Kaiping.
1987, the county government allocated 276,000 yuan to build a junior high school teaching building with a building area of 1290 square meters.
1988 allocated another 276,000 yuan to build the experimental building with a building area of 898 square meters. Alumni at home and abroad donated nearly 500,000 yuan to build the "Alumni Building" with a construction area of 1743 square meters, which was used as a library and reading room.
1992 faculty 103 students 1466 students, including 70 high school students/kloc-0 students and 765 junior high school students. The school covers an area of 64,000 square meters, with a building area of 1.73 million square meters, including 24 classrooms, 1.840 square meters, staff dormitories of 73 1 square meters, student dormitories of 437 1 square meters, laboratories and other buildings 1.400 square meters.