President Ma Ying-jeou will visit northern Taiwan's Elementary School of National Hsinchu University of Education on the second anniversary of his inauguration May 20, to find out more about the challenges of the country's inclusive education program, a Presidential Office spokesman said Monday. Lo Chih-chiang said there will be no large-scale celebrations to mark the inauguration anniversary. The Presidential Office, he said, will hold a May 19 news conference to elaborate on Ma's future direction, and Ma will visit the school the following day. 'The focus should not be on formalities but on the concrete results that have been achieved,' Lo said. According to the Presidential Office, Ma plans to spend about five hours at the school's special education campus -- which admits both general students and students with special educational needs -- because he hopes to bring more public attention to the development of Taiwan's inclusive education. In addition to watching a documentary film with general and special students, Ma will also attend a seminar with teachers and parents and have lunch with the students, the office said. The elementary school is well-known for its inclusive program, which has three classes of preschool and six classes of elementary school students. In each class, 16 general students and eight special needs students learn together, according to the school's website. 