Primary schools : |
School name |
Other name (nick name) |
Year established |
Location |
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SRK All Saints' |
Sekolah Inggeris Coronation |
1936 |
Kamunting |
SRJK (C) Aulong |
后廊小学 |
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Aulong New Village (Near Market) |
SK Assam Kumbang |
|
1937 |
|
SRJK (C) Hua Lian 1 |
华联第一小学 |
|
Thomson Road |
SRJK (C) Hua Lian 2 |
华联第二小学 |
|
Thomson Road |
SRJK (C) Hua Lian 3 |
华联第三小学 |
|
Taiping Heights |
SRJK (C) Phui Choi |
培才小学 |
1927 |
Jalan Kamunting Lama |
SRJK (C) Pokok Assam |
保阁亚三小学 |
1953 |
Pokok Assam |
SRJK (C) Sin Min |
新民小学 |
|
Simpang New Village |
SRJK (C) Khea Wah |
启华小学 |
|
Matang |
SRJK (C) Poey Eng |
培英小学 |
|
Kuala Sepetang |
SRK All Saint, Kamunting |
|
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SRK Convent 1 |
Convent Holy Infant Jesus |
1899 |
Kelian Pauh |
SRK Convent Aulong |
SRK Convent |
1954 |
Aulong New Village |
SRK Convent Kota |
Infant Jesus Convent |
1955 |
Convent Lane |
SRK King Edward VII (1) |
KE |
1905 |
Jalan Stesen |
SRK King Edward VII (2) |
|
1958 |
Near Jalan Lumba Kuda |
SRK Methodist Pokok Assam |
|
1962 |
Pokok Assam road, Taman Raja Idris |
SRK Seri Aman, Pokok Assam |
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SRK St George 1 (SRK St George 2 was merged with SRK St George 1 in 2006) |
|
1954 |
Jalan Muzium Hulu |
SRK St George 2 |
|
1967 |
Jalan Muzium Hulu |
SRK Treacher Methodist |
Lady Treacher Girls' School |
1899 |
Jalan Muzium Hulu, later moved to Jalan Lumba Kuda |
SRJK (C)KWONG MAN |
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SK LONG JAAFAR, KAMUNTING |
|
1949 |
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SK Kampung Selamat |
|
1955 |
Jalan Kerian |
SK Klian Pauh |
|
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Jalan Lumba Kuda |
SK Changkat Jering |
|
1880 |
Changkat Jering |
SK Changkat Larut |
|
1880 |
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SK Matang |
|
1880 |
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SK Taiping |
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1880 |
Jalan Taming Sari |
SK Sultan Abdullah |
|
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Kg Cheh, Bukit Gantang |
SK Pondok Tanjung |
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1916 |
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Sepetang |
|
1953 |
Kampung Baru Ulu Sepetang. T-junction to Pondok Tanjong, Kubu Gajah & Selama |
Secondary schools : |
Former name |
Location |
Current name |
Note |
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Barrack Road. |
Taiping |
Jalan Berek |
Named after the Central Police barracks at the end of the road. |
Birch Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Maharajarela |
Named after the first British Resident of Perak, Mr. James Wheeler Woodford Birch who was killed by Dato Maharajalela and Sultan Abdullah. |
Casuarina Avenue |
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Cator Avenue |
Assam Kumbang |
Jalan Panglima |
Named after Sir Geoffrey Edmund Cator, the British Resident of Brunei (1916 � 1921) and British Resident of Perak (1933 � 1939). |
Chinese Club Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Kelab Cina |
Named after a Chinese Club that once stood at today's Fajar Supermarket. |
Cinema Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Wayang Gambar |
Probably named after Cathay Cinema, which was once a hotspot in Taiping. |
Circular Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Pekeliling |
Named for its path around the perimeter of the Lake Gardens. |
Convent Lane |
Taiping |
Jalan Regat Convent |
Named after the SMK Convent Kota school which was run by Convent nuns. The St. Louis Church is also located along this street, next to the school. |
Counciller Road |
Taiping |
|
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Creagh Road |
Assam Kumbang |
Jalan Muzaffar Shah |
Named after former Assistant Resident of Perak, Mr. Charles Vandeleur Creagh. Mr. Creagh later served as the Governor of North Borneo from 1888 to 1895. |
Eastern Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Sultan Abdullah |
Located near Jalan Maharajalela. The name Eastern Road was named after the Eastern Daily Mail |
Edinburgh Road |
Aulong |
Jalan Raja Muda |
Named after the Duke of Edinburgh |
Hale Road |
Assam Kumbang |
Jalan Tun Salleh |
Named after the former British District Officer of Larut, Mr. Abraham Hale. |
Harrison Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Lim Swee Aun |
Named after the former Health Minister Dr. Lim Swee Aun. |
Idris Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Sultan Idris |
Named after Sultan Idris of Perak soon after he was knighted by King George VI. |
King Edward Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Sultan Jaafar |
Named after the then reigning British Monarch, King Edward VII of England. |
Kota Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Kota |
This is one of the two busiest roads in Taiping and links to the North-South Expressway. It is one of the few roads that still retains its original name from the colonial era. |
Lake Road |
Taiping |
Lorong Taman Tasik |
A small pathway where colonial style houses were built along to accommodate the European civil servants and their families during the town's heyday . Today, the fire brigade quarters are stationed along this road. |
Main Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Taming Sari |
The other busiest road in Taiping. VVIPs including the Sultan of Perak will usually travel along this road. It is also the most well maintained compared to the other roads. Like other towns in Malaysia, the name Main Road comes from colonial times. |
Market Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Pasar |
Named after the two main markets in the town which are located at the Market Square. |
Mosque Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Masjid |
Named after one of the oldest mosques in Malaysia and the first Malay Mosque in Taiping. |
Museum Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Muzium |
Named after the Perak Museum. |
New Club Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Kelab Baru |
Named after the New Club. |
Old Club Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Kelab Lama |
Named after the Perak Club, which was later destroyed and shifted to the New Club. |
Old Kamunting Road |
Taiping ~ Kamunting |
Jalan Kamunting Lama |
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Old Port Weld Road |
Matang |
Jalan Port Weld Lama |
Named after the harbour town of Port Weld |
Old Quarantine Road |
Kampung Boyan |
Jalan Kuarantin Lama |
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Queens Road |
Aulong |
Jalan Pemaisuri |
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Queen Elizabeth Road |
Pokok Assam |
Jalan Ratu Elizabeth |
Located at Pokok Assam, this road was named after Queen Elizabeth II. |
Residency Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Sultan Mansor |
Named after the former Assistant Resident's residence on the top of Birch Hill. |
Speedy Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Ngah Ibrahim |
Named after Captain T.C.S. Speedy, the founder of Taiping town. |
Station Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Stesen |
Named after the first Federated Malay States Railway Station in Malaysia. |
Stephens Road |
Kampung Boyan |
Jalan Raja Sulong |
Named after Mr. Arthur Bligh Stephens, the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Perak. |
Sungei Buloh Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Sungai Buloh |
Named after Sungai Buloh town in Selangor. |
Swettenham Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Istana Larut |
Named after Sir Frank Swettenham, the fourth British Resident of Perak. Under his tenure, Perak became the richest and most developed state among the Malay States. Today, it is named after an old palace once situated at the end of the road heading to Kamunting which was destroyed for the construction of the new TESCO hypermarket. |
Tate Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Hang Jebat |
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Temple Street |
Taiping |
Jalan Tokong |
Named after a temple next to the Guandong Association. |
Templer Road |
Aulong |
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Named after the former British High Commissioner in Malaya, Sir Gerald Templer. |
Theatre Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Panggung Wayang |
Named after a theatre which was situated at the road. During the 1960s and 1970s this area was known as a black area, where secret societie members and gangsters hung out. |
Thomson Road |
Assam Kumbang |
Jalan Hang Kasturi |
Named after the former British Resident of Perak, Sir Henry Wagstaffe Thomson. |
Creagh Road |
Assam Kumbang |
Jalan Muzaffar Shah |
|
Trump Road |
Taiping |
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Named after Mr. John Trump, who was the State Engineer for Perak. |
Tupai Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Tupai |
A major road that links the Tupai Light Industrial Area. |
Upper Museum Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Muzium Hulu |
Named after the first Museum in Malaysia, which is located across the Taiping Goal. |
Walker Road |
Taiping |
Jalan Maharajalela |
Named after Colonel R.S.F. Walker. |
Walker Road |
Pokok Assam |
Jalan Temenggong |
Named after Colonel R.S.F. Walker. |
Waterfall Road |
Taiping |
Race Course Road, Jalan Lumba Kuda |
It was originally named Waterfall Road after the Taiping waterfall near Maxwell Hill. Later, the road had its name changed to Race Course Road after the Race Course for the Perak Turf Club, which was located there. |
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