SMJK Nan Hwa, Sitiawan

SMJK Nan Hwa (GPS: 4.20333, 100.69917) is a national-type secondary school in Sitiawan, Perak. It is located on Jalan Lin Chen Mei. The school traces its roots back to 24 November, 1935¹, when Uj Dih Primary School merged with Chinese national Chung Cheng and Min Tee, to form the Nan Hwa High School.

The first school year began on 11 January, 1936, with an initial intake of 100 students. Classes where held at the home of Father Lee Kor Ting in Kampung Koh. A donation drive enabled the school to purchase a piece of land two blocks were built and completed in 1939. By then, the enrolment has increased to 300 students. The Second World War forced the school to close from 1942 until 1945. It reopened on 28 January, 1946, with the ending of the war.

With the implementation of the Education Act 1961, Nan Hwa High School became a government aided school. The following year, it was divided into two, namely SMJK Nan Hwa and Sekolah Tinggi Nan Hwa.

SMJK Nan Hwa on Google Maps Street View

SMJK Nan Hwa

Contact

SMJK Nan Hwa
Jalan Raja Omar
32000 Sitiawan, Perak.
Phone: 05 691 1077
Website: www.smjknh.edu.my
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smjknh/

SMJK Nan Hwa is on the Map of Sitiawan

References

List of Schools in Sitiawan, Schools in Perak and Schools in Malaysia

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