SPHRC Kung Yik She Secondary School

• In 1995, to be allocated in Tin Shui Wai Area 27 standard designs for the construction of a secondary school; the contractor charges approximately 5 million Hong Kong dollars.[8]

• September 1996, the school was offered a temporary registration status (offering the use of temporary registration as a normal procedure)
• In 1998, the school graduates its first form five students. In the same year, the school receives formal registration status.
• In 1998, the school is forced to change its medium of instruction from English to Chinese by the Government.
• In 1999, the Quality Education Fund grants 500,000 Hong Kong dollars for the establishment of school orchestra. In the same year, Girl Scouts are also established. The first open day held at the school.
• In 2000, the Parent-Teacher Association was officially established.

• Fifth anniversary in 2002. The first school open day, and encapsulates a time capsule.
• May 2002, Parent-Teacher Association meeting venue "Concentric Circle" is put into operation.
• In 2002, the Red Cross sets up.
• July 2003, school improvement works commence, including the construction of a new wing.

In addition to the award-winning science and technology, an increasing number of programs, including music, arts and sports, see increased development. The former English teacher Miss Cheung Chok Yee describes the school "as a young institution...experiencing rapid growth after the establishment of the school."

• In 2004, students receive third prize in the International Year of Rice Art and Design Competition.[9]
• The school makes gains in science and technology competitions in 2004 and 2005, winning more than 40 in a single year.[7] The school gained much media attention, in addition to some reports that were made on behalf of the school's request.[7] In 2006 and 2007, the students reach the Hong Kong Budding Scientists Awards final top ten and in 2006 receive the bronze medal at the "Third International Junior Science Olympiad." In 2007, students win the "Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition" research team championship. Because of the school's outstanding performance in science education, the Education Bureau, together with the TVB, produce a half-hour TV programme with the school as its theme. The episode appears on 23 January 2007 on the Jade Channel.
• In 2005, the first phase of the new "Science Park" is completed. The new wing was completed in August 2005 and officially opened March 2006 for the school's tenth anniversary celebration. The school also receives government grants of 3 million Hong Kong dollars (disbursed over 6 years) to hire additional English language teachers and develop school-based curriculum to enhance the quality of teaching English.

• Some Facebook groups, which criticize the school, are created during 2009 and 2010. Meanwhile, the Student Union was established on 2009/2010 academic year, replacing the role of co-curricular activities student group.
• There are some controversies that the loss rate of staff is too high such that the students feel hard to get used to the teaching style of new teachers every year. Students have attributed this to the tension between the school principal and teachers, arising from the ambition of the school principal to rapidly develop the school.
• The school sets Guinness World Record of launching most water rockets simultaneously[10] on 7 December 2013, where they launched 1056 of them at the same time, together with primary school students in Tin Shui Wai.[11] This act was met with objection from some students on the ground that it is a waste of school resource and the activity is not very educational. Students also reported that plastic bottles used for constructing the water rockets were not recycled, causing environmental problems.