SJK(C) Han Chiang - The School

The School

There are two blocks, namely Block A and Block B. Block A is the block constructed in 1995. Block A was formerly the site of the canteen which was demolished. Block B is the school block which was constructed in 1962. Block A is the block which contains the school facilities, whereas Block B hosts the school's classes.

Block A

  • Level 1: Consists of the Dental Room, Counseling Room, Store Room For Sports Equiqment, Kemahiran Hidup Room, Meeting Hall, the School Canteen and 3 classrooms.
  • Level 2: Houses the School Hall where most of the indoor events and badminton lessons are held. The hall has three badminton courts and can seat up to 1,200 people. The school anniversary and other events are all held here. Besides that, the Principal's Room, the School Office, Computer Room, Science Room, Music Room and Resources Room are all located in this level.
  • Level 3: The top floor of the school. The school library and four classrooms are in this level.

Block B

  • Level 1: The teacher's room and five classrooms are situated in this level. The book store, which sells books and stationery, is situated beside the teacher's room.
  • Level 2: Contains the books storage room and six classrooms

Other facilities

  • Between Block A and Block B, there is a square where exercise activities take place here. During the recess time, pupils may walk around and play in the square.
  • In front of Block B is the school field. Measuring 200m, most of the school's sport's lessons take place here. The annual sports day is held here.
  • Beside Block B is the basketball court. Basketball lessons here take place on Saturday. Besides that, some sport's lessons also take place here.

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