Suzhou Fan Jing Middle School is a public junior high school directly under Suzhou Education Bureau, with a new learning history of 72 years. The school is located at No.32 Fanzhuang, Renmin Road, downtown, covering an area of 20 mu. There are 28 classes, with students 1 150 and faculty 1 12.

The school is located in the former sites of "Yizhuang" and "Yixue" built by famous officials in the Northern Song Dynasty. In A.D. 1049, Fan Zhongyan donated the ancestral home of Lingzhifang (now where Fan Jing Middle School is located) to set up Zhou Jiren in Yizhuang, and at the same time set up a voluntary school to educate his children. After Fan Zhongyan, Fan's descendants established an academy based on righteousness and named it after posthumous title.

During the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Yizhuang's land suffered from repeated wars, but Fan's descendants followed their ancestral teachings and remained loyal to the people. They tried their best to maintain the plan of "Yi Zhuang, Yi Xue", so that Yi Zhuang, Yi Xue "more scattered in China and still stay".

1938, Tang Yan borrowed Fan Yizhuang to set up a new school-private Fan Chong Middle School. 1945 After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Fan Descendants recovered Yizhuang and founded a private middle school. Fan Junbo is the principal, and Fan Yakan and Fan Yanqiao are the directors. 1956, the people's government took over the school, which was named "Ai Wu Middle School", No.8 Junior Middle School and No.22 Middle School. 1989, on the occasion of the one thousand anniversary of Fan Zhongyan's birth, the school was renamed Suzhou Fan Jing Middle School to express its admiration for Fan Zhongyan.