[6] On 26 March 2009, the then Secretary for Security, Ambrose Lee, visited the school to exchange views with students and share his experience in cultivating a healthy and positive life.

At that time, he also saw the performance of 903 Drama Tour at the school and expressed appreciation in handling a campus drug abuse incident the month before.

[7] In October 2009, a boy who helped provide ketamine to five pupils in the school was sent to a rehabilitation centre and pleaded guilty to doing an act for the purpose of trafficking in a substance he believed to be a dangerous drug.

[8] In November 2009, a boy was sentenced in Fanling Court to a detention centre for selling HK$100 of ketamine to five girls at the school.

The students and teachers gathered there to sort and systematically record the types of refuse collected, according to guidelines provided by the Environmental Protection Department and were keen to help keep the shorelines clean and to learn more about the importance of protecting the marine environment.