School News & Stories
News from Sigang
西港國小校園新聞
Student honours · field trips · food · ocean · art — a year of big moments and quiet days. 一年裡的大事與日常。
Class by class, Sigang turned classroom English into living melody — children's tunes, pop favourites, audience clapping along. When language meets music, learning becomes warm.
Class 6A took the community college stage with a Chinese-flute piece learnt over the music term — sun on grass, music in breeze, an afternoon of pre-graduation gentleness, food, and applause.
Students joined the Dacheng Township Office's seawall cleanup beside Sigang Haishan Temple — a small share of stewardship for the river-and-sea environment that shapes every Sigang childhood.
The whole school voted for the new 115 academic-year student-mayor — speeches, posters, the polling line. Kang of Grade 5 won the role. Democracy as something children practice, not inherit.
The Changhua Cultural Affairs Bureau Bookmobile parked at Sigang for two whole weeks. For fourteen days, reading wasn't a school subject — just the most natural thing in the world.
A field study with Erhlin Community College's 12-year national education project. Principal Hong opened with local aquaculture context; students waded in, surfaced with golden clams — and a few surprise river mussels.
Two days through Fenchihu old street & rail station, Tsou's Luzhu Cultural Park, Niupuzi Love Meadow, and Hinoki Village. Firefly walks, Tsou indigenous performances, and a graduation farewell to elementary school.
Tsai Yi-hsuan took 3rd place in Mandarin Recitation and Chen Yu-hsiang earned Honourable Mention in Pronunciation & Calligraphy. Coached by Teacher Hsieh Chia-wei after class hours — articulation by articulation.
A campus filled with love and thanks in May. Sixth-grade taiko, preschool dance, and Grades 2–5 ocarina — handmade cards, carnations, and a tea ceremony of quiet "thank yous" to the mothers and grandmothers who came.
The South Changhua 10-School Arts-Deepening Alliance performed at the local Veterans' Home — old favourites beside modern hits, a give-and-take across generations that needed no translation.
Saxophone fanfares, bright choreography, parent-child obstacle games — a packed field and a morning of energy. Another shared chapter, written together by every student, teacher, and family.
A day on the Changhua west coast — fiddler crabs, mudskippers, migratory birds. The children brought home more than knowledge: a steady knowing that home is also the classroom.
Sigang took the stage at the Erlin District Student Club Showcase at Zhutang Elementary — a fan dance paired with taiko drums, all youthful energy and team timing.
A young squad — less than a year of training — stepped onto the Education Cup 5-a-side pitch and fought to the final whistle. No trophy this time, but the first one that matters: real-match experience.
Sicao Green Tunnel, Anping Fort, Tree Valley Life Science Museum — ecology, history, science strung onto a single day. Outdoor education at its quiet best.
The whole school hiked to Dingzhuang Campus, swept the grounds, then noised the place up with a Taiwanese-language singing contest and riddles. A perfect bookend for the term.
A hands-on day at Yuandou Career Exploration & Experience Center. Children learned to lay rows, hold level and plumb — and discovered easy-looking is not the same as easy.
Japanese magician Kazuo Kuratani (藏谷和夫) brought his touring magic show to Sigang — gasps on schedule, students pulled up to take part, and an afternoon when classroom and theatre became the same room.