invited to the new campus for the opening ceremony on January 12, 1953. The school was not stable within the year for the post of principal until Xing He Nian took office in 1954. Jit Sin Senior High School was established in 1958. Both primary and high schools were subsidized by government and the administration was separated. The principal of primary school was Deng Meng Fa while the high school was Song Ban Kheng. Several types of school boards were established under education regulations. In 1959, due to the number of students, the primary school was divided into three campuses with separate administration. The main campuses were at Aston Street and Taman Usahaniaga (then Jit Sin Kindergarten). Jit Sin Primary School (A) & (B) In 1961, after the third phase of construction of Jit Sin High School, the planning of a new primary school campus began. Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple bought a land at Berapit, Bukit Mertajam with RM 33,750 while Zou Wen Kai donated and built the road. Construction finished in 1963 and the morning session of students from the main campus were transferred to the new campus the next year. Due to the lack of school buses, the students from the other two branch campuses and the afternoon session of main campus remained at their original campuses. In 1965, all primary school students were transferred to the new campus. The school was split into two administrations because of the enormous number of students, with School A larger than School B. Education Act, 1961 and Jit Sin Independent High School In 1962, under the 1961 Education Act, Jit Sin Primary School became a fully-subsidized Chinese vernacular primary school. Jit Sin High School accepted the offer from government for education restructuring and the school was split into two, with one becoming a full-subsidized Chinese vernacular secondary school, while the other remained a Chinese-medium education school and was established as Jit Sin Independent High School. The school board employed Song Ban Kheng as the principal of Jit Sin High and Chen Tong Xiang for Jit Sin Independent High. Both schools and primary school shared the same campus in Aston Street at that time. Jit Sin Independent Junior High remained at the Aston Street campus while the Jit Sin Independent Senior High students were schooled at the Hokkien Association in Datuk Ooh Chooi Cheng Street near the main campus. Jit Sin