1.
March 1917 witnessed the establishment of the Girls' Middle School
Attached to Beijing Girls' Normal School, the historical starting
point of our school today.
2.
In July 1924, the Girls' Middle School became subordinated to the
newly established Girls' Normal University.
In July 1931, Girls' Normal University and Beijing Normal University
integrated. At the time of this joining, our School's name changed
to Girls' Middle School Attached to Beijing Normal University.
3.
The Party branch and general Party branch were successively
founded in Girls' Middle School Attached to Beijing Normal University
in July 1945 and August 1946.
4.
In 1949 and 1952, Girl Student' Section of North China
YuCai Middle School, Private Wen Hua Girls Middle School and North
China Middle School were successively integrated into our school.
The school was from then on moved to No.14,Erlong Road, XiCheng District.
5.
In September 1955, the name of our school was changed to Beijing Experimental
High School due to being placed under the direct administration of
the Ministry of Education. The event was commemorated by having our
new name written in Chinese calligraphy by Guo
Moruo, a famous Chinese writer.
It was classified as a key school of Beijing in 1956.
6.
In March 1957, Chairman Mao
Ze-dong made remarks on the diary of "working back in
the countryside" written by one of our school stydents Wang Gui-qin.
In April 1960, Comrade Liu
Shao-qi wrote a few words of encouragement for a theme class
meeting "Studying for Revolution" held in Senior 2 of our
School.
8.
In 1961, the school pioneered teaching reform of
five-year middle school (three years for junior middle school and
two years for senior middle school) nationwide under the leadership
of Central Publicity Department and Ministry of Education.
9.
In August 1964, the school returned to the administration of Beijing
Normal University and resumed the former name the Girls' Middle School
Attached to Beijing Normal University.
10.
In 1968, boy students were permitted admission, marking
an end to the 50-year history of the Girls' School.
11.
In 1972, the school was named Beijing No.150 Middle
School, under the administration of Xi Cheng District of Beijing.
12.
In 1978, the school became subordinated to Beijing Normal University
with the present name Experimental Middle School Attached to Beijing
Normal University, and resumed the title of Beijing municipal top
school, with students enrolled city-wide on the basis of competitive
selection.
13.
In 1980, the school initiated a selective course dealing with computer
science nation wide.
14.
In 1982, during the 65th anniversary celebration, the school received
various encouraging inscriptions from the central government leader
Chen Yun, Beijing municipal government
leaders as well as other well-known celebrities, and among them were
Zhou Peiyuan, Ye Shengtao, Hua
Luogeng and so on.
15.
In 1983, the school was determined by the Ministry of Education as
an experimental field in implementing course outlines for Middle School
Moral Education, and initiated related research and experiments nationwide.
16.
In 1984, the school pioneered nationwide curriculum
reform on the basis of curricular teaching and combining curricular
and extracurricular activities.
17.
In 1986, the school conducted experiments in the implementation
of Middle School Civics Education Reform, a key research topic of
the state Seventh Five-Year Plan.
18.
In 1989, the junior school Chinese textbooks compiled by the school
teachers since 1978 were approved by the Ministry of Education as
experimental textbooks nation wide. In 1992, approved by the Ministry
of Education, these textbooks were spread nationwide as trial editions
for junior middle schools in implementing nine-year compulsory education
and are now widely used in Beijing.
19.
In 1991, the senior school Chinese textbooks, compiled
by school teachers and used as trial editions school wide, were approved
by the Ministry of Education to be officially published.
20.
In 1992, Premier of State Council
Li Peng and Director of the Central Advisory Committee Chen
Yun wrote inscriptions for the 75th anniversary celebration.
21.
In 1993, the school defined its mission statement. Our goal
is to teach our students to be scholarly, well-rounded and civically
responsible.
22.
In 1994, the school was classified by the Beijing
Educational Bureau as a model school of all-around education with
unique schooling characteristics. Approved by Beijing Education Commission,
the school became one of the two privileged schools to organize its
own Exit Exams for senior graduates.
23.
In 1995, the school was classified as an advanced
school in research of educational science.
24.
In 1995, the school was evaluated as a model school in promotion of
public health. It was awarded the Bronze Medal in 1996, the Silver
Medal in 1997 and the Gold Medal in 2000.
25.
In March 1997, Mr. Al Gore,
the former vice-president of the United States of America paid a visit
to the school, and discussed with students about the implementation
of his initiated Globe Program.
Also in March, the Great Hall of the People witnessed the establishment
ceremony of Beijing Concord College of Sino-Canada, a joint-venture
high school con-run by Educational Department of Brunswick Province,
Canadian Crown International Group and our school.
26.
In 1997, on the 80th anniversary, President Jiang
Zemin and Vice-premier Li lanqing
wrote inscriptions for the school.
27.
In 1998, the school was classified by the Ministry
of Education as an experimental school in implementing modern educational
technology among national primary and middle schools.
In May the same year, the Branch School of Experimental School was
newly established on the former site of No.37 middle School.
28.
In November 1999, Mrs. Anna, wife of
Mr. Kofi Anna who acts as Secretary General of the United Nations
came to visit the school.
29.
In August 2000, Beijing Experimental Jin Hui Network Tech Company
Limited, co-run by Hong Kong Gao Yang Corporation and our school,
was formally established.
30.
In December 2000, the school passed evaluation of
the first six Beijing-based model high schools, and was highly praised
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