Ningbo High School () is a high school offering education from a junior-high to senior-high level in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, China. Founded in 1898, Ningbo High School is among the best provincial high schools.:zh:浙江省高级中学列表 It has been acknowledged as the first modernized government-run boarding high school in Ningbo. It is a modern experimental school in education technology and one of the hundred provincial schools emphasizing science and research.
The junior part of Ningbo Middle School was departed from Ningbo Middle School in the spring 2000 due to complicated political reasons. The departed junior school was then named as XingNing Junior school. Though being literally independent from the old Ningbo High School, XingNing school still shares most of its faculties and facilities with the Ningbo High School
Facts and figures Location: Higher educational park, south of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China Size: 18.9 hectares of campus with a built area of more than 60,000 square meters Equipment: Well-equipped under the criteria for national model high schools Current principal: Ms. Shao Yingchun 邵迎春 Goals: To shape first-rate management, to cultivate star teachers while pursuing top teaching quality, and to promote the school's renowned image.
School motto Self-discipline Self-reliance Self-improvement Carrying out self-awareness, scientific spirit and humanitarian accomplishments
Renowned graduates
More than 50,000 students have graduated since 1898, a few well-known include:
Members of Chinese Academy of Science and Chinese Academy of Engineering
Feng Ding (冯定, 1921) Yan Kai (严恺, 1929) Ren Mei'e (任美锷, 1929) Shi Zhongci (石钟慈, 1951) Wang Yangyuan (王阳元, 1953) He Xianshi (贺贤土, 1957) Yu Songlie (余松烈, 1935) Zhuang Hui (庄辉)
Notable alumni
Hua Shaofeng (华少峰, 1924-1925), president of Shandong University Sha Menghai (1919), artist Sha Wenhan (1923), president of Zhejiang Province, China Sha Wenwei (沙文威, 1922), VP of political association of P.R. China Zhou Yao (周尧, 1920s), professor in entomology Wang Zhongshu (1940), archaeologist Fu Xuanzong (傅璇琮, 1951), president of Zhonghua Publishing Zhu Miaolong (1961), president of Qingdao University Zhang Heqi (张和祺, 1954), president of CAS (Chinese Academy of Science) astronomical observatory Ni Tianzeng (倪天增, 1956), VP of Shanghai, China Shen Zulun (1947), president of Zhejiang Province, China Chen Bulei (陈布雷, 1906), politician Zhang Qiyun (1919), historian, geographer, educator, politician He Yujie (何育杰, 1898), physicist Tu Youyou (屠呦呦, 1920) medical scientist, pharmaceutical chemist, educator, winner of 2015 Nobel prize in physiology or medicine
References
External links School website