The history of Xishi Middle School can be traced back to the transliteration of "Youleson School" founded by Mrs. Bonnie in Hongkou American Concession in 1869, which originated from the school's purpose of recruiting Eurasian mixed-race overseas children who lost their fathers. The original school site is located in Miller Road, Hongkou (now Emei Road). Ms. Bonnie's kindness in establishing "Youlai Training School" has won praise from Chinese and foreign people. Among them, Sir Thomas Hanbury, a British businessman, provided the school with new buildings and funds in the form of 187 1, which enabled the Ulyson School to expand and improve its facilities. 1882, Han Xiang proposed that the school be managed by the Ministry of Industry. After being rejected by the Ministry of Industry, it was donated by the Ministry of Industry to maintain its operation. 1889 school merged with a newly-built kindergarten managed by Ms. Lanning and changed its name to "Hanbili Education School". 1890, entrusted by Mr. Han, the school was taken over by the Ministry of Industry. 189 1 year, the school was established in Lu Peng 15 (later changed to Wenjiang Shilu, now Tanggu Road), and the enrollment target gradually expanded from Eurasian mixed-race overseas children to poor children in Shanghai.

19 1 1 year, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology built a cross-border road in the west of Shanghai, and Yuyuan Road was one of them.

19 12, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology agreed to be the sole donor of "Hanbi Liyangmeng School", accept the responsibility of managing the school, and accept the teachers of the school as the official staff of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

19 14, the "Han school" was divided into a boys' school and a girls' school because of co-education in the early years. Among them, the boys' school was named "Humbili Boys' School" and moved from Lu Peng Campus to No.63, haskell Road 19 17; The girls' school was stationed in the former Lu Peng campus until 1943 merged with Xitong girls' school in Lu Peng, and then moved to Yuyuan Road West Boys' School. After the merger of the three schools, it was called "public and Hanbili Overseas Chinese Boys School".

In July, 1923, Xitong Women's College built a campus at the present site of Yuyuan Road in Xishi Middle School. The original school site was Yuyuan Road 18B, and the following year it was changed to No.70 Yuyuan Road (the main entrance address of Xishi Middle School at No.404 Yuyuan Road). The school originated from Shanghai Public School and was founded by Shanghai Branch of * * * Economic Federation on 1885. The school was renamed Xitong Public School on 1893 under the resolution of the Ministry of Industry. The former Xitong College was split into co-educational schools on 19 14. The boys' school was originally No.28 Peng Road, and moved to No.200 Sichuan North Road (now Fuxing Junior Middle School) the following year. Starting from 1923, the West Girls' School set up a general school campus on Yuyuan Road, then set up a branch school in Lu Peng (starting from 1924) and a branch school in Gongping Road (starting from 1926), and then the branch school in Gongping Road moved to 17 Yulin Road. 1935, Lu Peng Branch of West Girls' School merged with Lu Peng 15 Han Bili Girls' School, and was renamed as "Public and Han Bili West Girls' School", located at No.0/0 Hainan Road. 1942, after the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese army entered the Shanghai Concession. At that time, all the schools located in the north of Suzhou Creek moved to the west of Shanghai. "Gong and Han Bilixi Boys' School" moved to Di Feng Road 10 (now Urumqi North Road), and merged with Xitong Public School (Xitong Public School's original primary school branch was built in 1924, later renamed as 1937) and renamed as "Gong and Han Bilili Overseas Boys' School". 1943, "Gonghe Hanbili West Girls' School" was merged into the headquarters of Yuyuan Road West Girls' School, and was renamed as "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Girls' School" after the merger. At this point, the prototype of today's West Campus has been formed. In the same year, the Japanese army forcibly recruited public schools and Hanbili overseas Chinese boys' and girls' schools, and transformed them into the "No.1 concentration camp in western Shanghai" where overseas Chinese from allied countries were held. During this period, the "public and Humbili Overseas Chinese Boys' School" was split into a primary school and a middle school, and moved to No.851Yuyuan Road and No.781Jufu Road respectively. "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Chinese Girls' School" moved to No.851Yuyuan Road.

1945, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the concentration camp was dissolved, and the public and hanbili overseas Chinese boys' schools and girls' schools moved back to their original places to resume their studies.

1946, the national government merged the former public and hanbili overseas Chinese boys and girls school and renamed it Xishi middle school. Mr. Zhao Chuanjia, who returned from studying in America, became the first principal.

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From 1946, Xi Shi School adopted the English public school teaching mode in the early days, until 1949, when the Shanghai Municipal People's Government was established, the school was placed under the government management and changed into the current system. 1953, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government named Xishi Middle School as the first batch of key middle schools in Shanghai. During the Cultural Revolution, the name was affected and cancelled. Until 1978, the Shanghai municipal government reconfirmed Xishi Middle School as a key middle school (now an experimental demonstration high school in Shanghai). 1980, Xi Shi was awarded the title of "Shanghai Advanced Education Unit". 199 1 and 1998 school became the first experimental school and experimental base of Shanghai's textbook reform and the second phase of curriculum reform. After entering the new century, Xi Shi continued to explore the road of education reform, especially after the completion of the 20 12 renovation and expansion project of Xi Shi and the improvement of the school infrastructure, Xi Shi Middle School took the lead in launching the "thinking square" curriculum reform pilot to guide students to use classroom time to study independently. Xishi Middle School celebrated its 60th and 65th anniversary in 2006 and 201respectively, and plans to celebrate its 70th anniversary in 20 16.

On 20 14, Xishi middle school set up school-level scholarships and grants for the first time.

On 20 15, the board of directors of Xishi Middle School Alumni Association was established and held its first meeting. In July of the same year, Xishi Middle School Education Development Foundation was established. The history of the first concentration camp in western Shanghai (1943.1.20-1945.338+02.438+08)

19411On February 7th, the Pacific War broke out, and the Japanese army invaded the Shanghai Concession (formerly under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Industry) the next day.

1943 65438+1On October 24th, the Japanese Consulate in Shanghai drew up an outline of the life of the enemy regiment in Shanghai, and decided to take the expatriates from Britain and the United States who were at war with Japan into the concentration camp. Four days before the promulgation of the so-called "Shanghai Hostile Residence Implementation Outline", 1943, 654381October 20th, the Japanese Consulate General had requisitioned No.404 Yuyuan Road and No.8A Di Feng Road from the Ministry of Industry with the "General Secretary's Letter No.0/1".

On February 7th, 1943, the first concentration camp in western Shanghai was put into use. On the first day of the camp, 23 cadres of British and American expatriates were first detained. During the Japanese occupation of two schools as concentration camps, 877 people were detained, accounting for 14% of the total number of Japanese detainees in nine concentration camps in Shanghai. Among them, there are 842 people from the Commonwealth (82 1 in Britain, 20 people from Australia and South Africa 1), 2 people from Canada, 8 people from Belgium, 3 people from the Netherlands 10 and stateless. The youngest detainee is 6 months old and the oldest is 88 years old. The occupations of detainees include businessmen, workers, police, teachers, missionaries, engineers, architects, designers, accountants, stenographers, telephone operators, pilots, customs officers, seafarers, bank employees, doctors, publishers, journalists, salespeople, painters, students, housewives and unemployed people.

1945 August 15 Japan surrendered unconditionally. The Japanese army destroyed the wires, telephone lights, gas and running water in the original school building, and all the equipment was removed.

In the same year, 65438+February and 65438+August, the former Hanbili Overseas Chinese Boys' School and Girls' School returned to Yuyuan Road to resume their studies, and the two schools merged under the instructions of the National Government the following year. Until 1959, Xishi Middle School still celebrated its anniversary in 65438+February 18. 1869- 1946

1869, Mrs Bonnie founded the "Youlai Training School" in Hongkou American Concession to recruit children of Eurasian mixed-race overseas Chinese.

187 1 year, Sir Thomas Humbili donated money to expand the school site.

1882, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology began to donate "Youlai Xunxue School" for management.

1885, the Ministry of Industry established Shanghai Public School, 1893, and changed its name to Xitong Public School.

1889 "Youlai Training School" was renamed as "Korean School".

189 1 year, "Han Xuetang" moved to Peng Road (now Emei Road) and gradually recruited more students.

Xitong Public School was established on the basis of the former Shanghai Public School by the resolution of the Ministry of Industry in 1893.

1894 The new school building of Xitong College is built at the junction of Lu Peng and Zhapu.

1895 Xitong College opens in the new campus.

1907 Han died in Italy.

19 1 1 year, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology built cross-border roads and built Yuyuan Road.

19 12, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology became the sole donor of "Hanyangmeng School", and the teaching staff of the school became the official employees of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

19 14 "Hanyangmeng School" was divided into boys' schools and girls' schools, and moved to Heskel Road, renamed as "Hanyangmeng Public School"; The girls' school, namely "Hanbili Girls' College", is still in the old site of Lu Peng School. In the same year, the former Xitong Public School was divided into boys' schools and girls' schools.

192 1 completed the "grey building" (formerly the first normal school building, now the junior high school building), which was completed the following year and became the site of Xitong Women's General School.

1923 The headquarters of Xitong Women's College is located at Yuyuan Road 18B (now No.404 Yuyuan Road), and the original Lu Peng campus was changed into a branch school.

1930 West Boys' School merged with Hanbili Boys' School and was renamed as "Public and Hanbili West Boys' School".

1934 "Red Brick Building" (now Chuanjialou) was completed, and the site of Xitong Public School in the West District is located atNo. Di Feng Road 10 (now No.98 North Urumqi Road).

1935 West Girls' School (Lu Peng Branch) merged with Gonghe Hanbilixi Girls' School to become "Gonghe Hanbilixi Girls' School".

1942 "Gonghe Hanbili West Boys' School" was moved from Hongkou Campus toNo. Di Feng Road 10, and merged with Xitong Public School in West District, and was renamed as "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Boys' School".

1943, "Gonghe Hanbili West Girls' School" moved to Yuyuan Road, merged with the West Girls' School and changed its name to "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Girls' School". In the same year, the Japanese army requisitioned the school sites of "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Chinese Boys School" and "Gonghe Hanbili Overseas Chinese Boys School" as "the first concentration camp in West Shanghai" and detained overseas Chinese in Shanghai. Two schools moved to other places to run schools.

1945 Japan surrendered, 18 February, the former Hanbili Overseas Chinese Boys' School and Girls' School resumed classes, with Zhao Chuanjia as the principal of the boys' school and Yang Nie as the principal of the girls' school.

1In August, 946, the National Government merged Han Bili Overseas Chinese Boys' School and Girls' School to form Xishi Middle School, with Zhao Chuanjia as the first principal.

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1953, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government named Xishi Middle School as the first batch of municipal key middle schools (i.e. experimental demonstration high schools in this city).

1974, President Zhao Chuanjia stepped down as honorary president until 1993.

1978 Xishi middle school was once again recognized as a key middle school in Shanghai; President Chen took office.

1980 Xishi Middle School won the title of "Advanced Unit of Shanghai Education System".

President Zhiwen Sun was inaugurated.

1989 President Yang Anlan took office.

199 1 year, Xishi middle school was identified by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission as the pilot school for the first round of overall curriculum and textbook reform in Shanghai.

1993 Mr. Zhao Chuanjia, the first principal, passed away.

1998 Xishi middle school was named as the experimental base of the second phase of curriculum reform in Shanghai by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission.

200 1 President Gu Zhengqing takes office.

The 60th anniversary of Xishi Middle School in 2006.

In 2008, the reconstruction and expansion project of Xishi Middle School started.

The 65th anniversary of Xishi Middle School.

20 12 president dong took office; The reconstruction and expansion project of Xishi Middle School was completed and merged with Xishi Junior Middle School; The "Thinking Square" was unveiled.

20 14 "learning award" and "practice award" scholarships and grants were announced.

20 15, the Council of Xishi Middle School Alumni Association was established; City West Middle School Education Development Foundation was established.

70th anniversary of Xishi Middle School 20 16.