Yiyang No.1 Middle School has clear training objectives and remarkable teaching effect. According to incomplete statistics, the school has trained more than 12000 talents for the country since its establishment. Among these graduates, there are more than 500 people studying for doctoral and master's degrees in institutions of higher learning such as Tsinghua and Peking University, and more than 30 people studying in the United States, Canada, Sweden, Japan, Singapore, Australia and other countries. In the process of deepening the reform of education and teaching and promoting quality education in an all-round way, the school's education, teaching and research have achieved fruitful results. Published hundreds of educational and teaching papers in national, provincial and municipal newspapers and societies, recruited 1 1 teachers as members of the National Education and Teaching Research Association, and undertook 6 provincial-level teaching and research projects. Students have made great achievements in national subject competitions over the years.

2002-2007 Yiyang No.1 Middle School College Entrance Examination and Olympic Games

In 2002, Wang Tao won the first prize in mathematics for middle school students, ranking ninth in the province with 690 points in the college entrance examination, and was admitted to China University of Science and Technology;

In 2003, Ye Fu won the first prizes in chemistry and biology for middle school students in China, and was admitted to Peking University.

In 2004, Wang Xun and other students won four first prizes in mathematics, chemistry and biology for middle school students nationwide, ranking first in the city; Wang Shu and Zhan Ting were admitted to Peking University;

In 2004, Wang Xiaoyu won the top prize in Shangrao liberal arts with 654 points and was admitted to China Renmin University.

In 2005, Qiu Tong was the top science student in Yiyang College Entrance Examination, and his score reached the admission line of Peking University, and he was admitted to China Renmin University.

Qiu Hehan was the second in science in Yiyang College Entrance Examination, and his score reached the admission line of Peking University, and he was admitted to Fudan University.

In 2005, Yiyang No.1 Middle School enrolled 276 students in No.2 Middle School, a record high. Compared with155,5438+0 in 2006, it increased by 78%, with an average annual growth of19.5% in four years;

In 2005, there were 98 students in Yiyang County and 92 students in Yiyang No.1 Middle School, accounting for 94% of the county. Yiyang County has 309 senior two (undergraduate) students and 276 senior one students, accounting for 90% of the county.

In the autumn of 2005, Lulu, a senior three graduate in 2006, won the first prize in chemistry for middle school students, and Jin Wei, Liu Wei and Wu Jiping won the third prize.

The total score ranks first in Shangrao City;

Qian Fu won the third prize in the National Physics Competition and the first place in Shangrao in the preliminary competition. Lulu achieved excellent results in the math contest and won the third prize of Hope Cup.

Fan Xiaoxiao, a senior two student, won the third prize in the national chemistry competition, which created a precedent for Yiyang County students to participate in the national competition.

In 2006, there were 95 students in Yiyang County and 83 students in Yiyang No.1 Middle School. There are 382 sophomores (undergraduates) and 332 freshmen in Yiyang County. There is a net increase of 56 people over last year, an increase of 20.3%.

In 2006, Pan Qingjiang was admitted to Peking University with 642 points.

In 2007, the number of senior high schools in China participated in the Olympic Games reached 22, setting a new record in the history of No.1 Middle School, ranking first in the city! Fan Xiaoxiao, a chemistry major, won the first prize (in which Jiangxi participated in the national finals on behalf of the top six in the province and was admitted to Nankai University, a national key university), Xu, Yang, zhangqian and Ye Jiayuan won the second prize, and Su Ziyi won the third prize; Biology, Fan Xiaoxiao, Hong, Xu won the second prize, Ye Bing, Chen, Xuan Xiaojun won the third prize, and the group was divided into the provincial third prize, ranking first in Shangrao; Su Ziyi won the second prize in mathematics, and Yang Yubo won the third prize. Guo Jia and Kai He won the third prize in physics. Among them, Huang Yuchang, a senior two student, won the third prize in chemistry.

In 2007, there were 98 students in Yiyang County and 93 students in Yiyang No.1 Middle School, accounting for 98%. Yiyang County has 358 senior two students (excluding sports and art) and 328 senior one students, accounting for 92%. Plus 30 people in sports art and 358 people in Yiyang No.1 Middle School.

In 2007, Lulu was admitted to Tsinghua University with a score of 673 and 44 in the whole province. In 20 14, Yiyang No.1 Middle School took the college entrance examination in 20 14, with the highest score of 66 1 (the sixth place in the city, reaching the admission line of Peking University) and 586 (the 22nd place in the city) in liberal arts. There are 12 people with more than 600 points, an increase of 5 people over last year, with an increase rate of 7 1%. The number of people who went online in the cultural category was 129, 43 more than last year, with a growth rate of 5 1%. There are 354 people with two or more books in the cultural category, an increase of 97, with a growth rate of 37%.

In addition, Yiyang No.1 Middle School has 36 students majoring in physical education and art, 3 students majoring in senior two and 393 students majoring in senior two.

Among them, there are 20 senior three liberal arts students, and 70 of them have more than two online books; One science book 10 1 person, 232 people with two or more science books. There are 12 1 people in the third grade this year, and there are 302 people with more than two books. Among them, the online rate of zero shift 100%, and the online rate of fast shift is 94%.