page_title: Foshan No.1 High School
section_title: Campus and Buildings
hierarchical_section_title: Foshan No.1 High School / Campus and Buildings
caption_attribution_description: 中文: 佛山一中新体育馆
context_page_description: Foshan No.1 High School, also known as No.1 Middle School of Foshan, Foshan No.1 Middle School, FSYZ, is one of the key high schools in Guangdong, China. It was initially founded in 1913 as Wa Ying College and transformed into the current school in August 1955. During the Cultural Revolution, the school was once called Shuibengchang Middle School of Foshan but restored afterward.
  Currently, the school has 75 classes. From Grade 10–12, each grade has 24 classes. The Junior High School Department of Tibetan Students has three classes. The total number of students is approximately 3400 and the number of full-time teachers is about 250. The school is the only regular boarding senior high school directly subordinates to Foshan Education Bureau. It is also one of the Exemplary Schools accredited by MOE.
context_section_description: The campus area of Foshan No.1 High School is about 200 acres and the floor area is about 112,600 ㎡.
  The buildings in the campus can be categorized into traditional type built in Wa Ying Middle School era and modern type built in No.1 High School era. The modern type includes the administrative building, library, main teaching building (west area), comprehensive building (east area), art building, sports center (new gym), auditorium (old gym), and students' dormitory buildings. The traditional type includes old principal office, old library (also known as "coffin alley" 棺材巷, now it has become alumni center), the white house (now foreign teacher dormitory), the red house (now female teacher dormitory), bell tower (now school clinic), old teaching building (now dining hall staff dormitory), and old dormitory building (now male teacher dormitory). Due to their century-long history, these traditional and historical type buildings are all under the legitimate protection from the government.
  Other infrastructure in the school includes one 400m stadium, two swimming pools, 10 outdoor basketball courts, six computer laboratories, 10 physics laboratories, 10 chemistry laboratories, 10 biology laboratories, and eight lecture halls.
caption: Sports Center
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