The Middle School Attached to the National People's Congress: a fully equipped campus

As soon as I stepped into the campus of the middle school attached to the National People's Congress, my eyes suddenly opened up. Basketball court, volleyball court, tennis court and badminton court are well-equipped, providing the best sports ground for students. In addition, there are many other well-equipped buildings and facilities in the school, which make students' campus life more colorful.

Central Garden: Brilliant Emerald

The central garden of the middle school attached to the National People's Congress is like a bright emerald, and the circular grassland is isomorphic with the surrounding affiliated grassland, forming a harmonious picture. Except for the round grass where only flowers and plants grow, all kinds of trees and shrubs are planted on other grasslands. There is a small sign on each tree, which says the name and characteristics of the tree, so that students can enjoy the beautiful scenery and increase their knowledge.

Library: rich facilities

Although the library of the middle school attached to the National People's Congress is small in size, it is rich in facilities. There are various libraries, online reading rooms, terraced classrooms, music classrooms and classroom reference rooms, and the most proud of them is the student network laboratory in the middle school attached to the National People's Congress. Although the space of this laboratory is not large, it has advanced equipment and attracted many computer experts. They used their spare time to delve into computer knowledge and conduct various network experiments, and achieved fruitful results.

Comprehensive building: a place for food and communication

Although the comprehensive building of the High School Attached to the National People's Congress is called a comprehensive building, the three-story space is actually used as a canteen. The students were deeply impressed here. Whether it is breakfast, lunch or dinner time, students will gather here to eat and communicate. After school in the afternoon, it became a place for students to do homework, play or discuss affairs. Whenever students organize activities, the canteen is always the preferred meeting place.