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成邦江第一间正统学校，圣路加教会学校，成立于1863
成邦江自1864年开埠五十年以来，华社都没有办学，华
05/07/1911
拉者查尔斯向成邦江巫、华社宣布政府将开办华巫母语学校
19/9/1911
成邦江皇家学堂开课，学生10人。两天后，巫裔学校也跟
此后几年，拉者与省长时常来学校访问，关心学校的进展：
18/8/1912
拉者来访。
省长作出报告：
考试日期：06/09/1912
放假日期：09/09/1912（为期一个月）
06/09/1913
省长对20个学生作全面检查，结果满意。
省长对20个学生作全面检查，结果满意。
13/5/1914
拉者不预先通知下来访。对20位学生一一交流问话，学生
至于学堂的所在地，根据推测，应该是在新旧码头之间，因
拉者不预先通知下来访。对20位学生一一交流问话，学生
至于学堂的所在地，根据推测，应该是在新旧码头之间，因
1928 年政府放弃资助，把学校交给华社，1929年，由华社负
1937年建新校舍在今市镇体育馆一带。
1953年才迁移到现址来。
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| Picture shows a group photograph of the Government Chinese School taken in 1919 with 21 pupils and 1 teaching staff only. 1919年成邦江皇家学堂师生合照（学生21人、老 |
The Simanggang Government Chinese School In Rajah's time-
St. Luke's, the first traditional school in Simanggang was established in 1863 by the Anglican Church at Sabu, where St. Lawrence's is at present. It was, then, moved to the present site in 1931.
The Simanggang Chinese Bazaar found its exciting in 1864,same year with Fort Alice,but for the next 50 years, the Chinese community never had a proper Chinese institution for their children. For those who could afford it, private teacher was employed to teach at home or they sent their children home to China to study.
05/07/1911
In a gathering, Rajah Charles told the Malay and Chinese that the government planned to establish vernacular schools for their children in Simanggang and lessons to be conducted including teaching of mother tongue,English and arithmetic.
In a gathering, Rajah Charles told the Malay and Chinese that the government planned to establish vernacular schools for their children in Simanggang and lessons to be conducted including teaching of mother tongue,English and arithmetic.
19/09/1911
A Government Chinese School, situated at where the old wooden wharf now is, opened with 10 boys. Two days later, at the site where Sekolah Abang Aing now is, the Government Malay School was also opened with 17 boys on the roll.
From then on, senior government officers, including the Rajah himself, paid regular visits to these schools:
A Government Chinese School, situated at where the old wooden wharf now is, opened with 10 boys. Two days later, at the site where Sekolah Abang Aing now is, the Government Malay School was also opened with 17 boys on the roll.
From then on, senior government officers, including the Rajah himself, paid regular visits to these schools:
18/08/1912
Rajah Charles visited the Government Chinese School and the Resident, A. R. Ward, made a brief report—among other things, school exam on 06/09/1912 and school holidays on 09/09/1912 for a month long.
Rajah Charles visited the Government Chinese School and the Resident, A. R. Ward, made a brief report—among other things, school exam on 06/09/1912 and school holidays on 09/09/1912 for a month long.
06/09/1913
School's progress as a whole and students' personal health care by the Resident at the Government Chinese School and all found to be satisfactory.
School's progress as a whole and students' personal health care by the Resident at the Government Chinese School and all found to be satisfactory.
13/05/14
Rajah Charles had a surprised visit to the Government Chinese School during which he had, one by one, questioned and answered with all the boys in the school. Response by the boys, 20 of them, were good.
Rajah Charles had a surprised visit to the Government Chinese School during which he had, one by one, questioned and answered with all the boys in the school. Response by the boys, 20 of them, were good.
In 1929, the Chinese community took over the management of the Government Chinese School under a new name,"Pei Qiao(培侨）School"
一Ref: Sarawak Gazette,Nov 1911 & Nov 1914
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