馬鞍山崇真中學Ma On Shan Tsung Tsin Secondary School
About MOSTT
MOSTTSS History 馬鞍山崇真中學大事紀要
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| Before 1958 | Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Shaukiwan Church (henceforth the Church), the sponsoring body of our school, founded a primary school on reclaimed land in 1948. Some classrooms were only partitioned into sections with temporary dividers until a two-storey school premise was built in 1952. |
| 1958 | The school premise was expanded and reconstructed into a four-storey complex to be shared by a primary school and a secondary school, which consisted of sixteen classrooms, six for primary use and ten for secondary use, and a small playground outside the church. These became the foundation of our Shaukiwan Tsung Tsin Secondary School. In the first academic year, there were 178 students studying in five different classes of S1 to S3 in our school. Mr. Fong Sau Sang was appointed by the Church as the first supervisor and Mr. Yeung Siu Hong as the first principal. Mr. Chan Yi Chi took over the school as the second principal two months later after Mr. Yeung’s resignation. |
| 1959 | In the second academic year, there were nine classes in our school, four of which being S1 classes. |
| 1960 | Mr. Lee Tsang took over the school as the supervisor and Dr. Chiu Toi Chit as the principal after the resignation of Mr. Chan. In the third academic year, with only ten classrooms, the school offered morning and afternoon sessions to accommodate 533 students in 15 different classes, six of which being S1 classes. |
| 1961 | Mr. Chan Fung Kei took over the school as the principal after the resignation of Dr. Chiu. The first batch of graduates sat the Hong Kong English School Certificate Examination. The government started to subsidize half of the salaries of eligible teachers, up to a maximum of $300. |
| 1964 | Rev. Tong Shu Kee took over the school as the supervisor. |
| 1965 | Mr. Ng Pak Leung took over the school as the principal. |
| 1967 | Mr. C. B. Li took over the school as the principal. |
| 1968 | Mr. Tsau Tsor Yan took over the school as the supervisor. |
| 1969 | Mr. So Ka Man took over the school as the principal. The school reached 20 classes, divided into morning and afternoon sessions. We held our first annual sports meeting, and started to divide students into five houses. After the excavation of the hill behind the Church, 6000 square feet of land was claimed for building basketball courts, and then another 14000 square feet of adjacent government land was borrowed for sports purposes. |
| 1974 | Mr. Ho To Hong took over the school as the supervisor. |
| 1975 | The school was approved to become a subsidized secondary school, which meant half of all teachers’ salaries were subsidized by the government starting from September. |
| 1976 | Three-fourths of all teachers’ salaries were subsidized by the government since September. |
| 1978 | Elder Simon Sit Poon Ki took over the school as the supervisor. The school became a fully subsidized secondary school in September. |
| 1982 | The basketball court land was used to build a new church. Its cornerstone laying ceremony was held on 5 December. |
| 1984 | After the building construction was completed, the 23rd graduation ceremony was held in the new church. |
| 1988 | The Education Department approved our application to reprovision our school in Ma On Shan. |
| 1989 | Dr. Law Louise Yi Shu took over the school as the principal. Reprovisioning construction started in Ma On Shan. |
| 1990 | Reprovisioning started in August, borrowing part of the school campus of Christ College to offer eight S1 classes. School officially started in Shatin in September. |
| 1991 | In March, Sports Day was held jointly for students of the new campus and the original campus. The Alumni Association was reorganized. The first Gospel Week was held in April. The Ma On Shan campus was officially handed over to our school by the Education Department. S1, S2 and S4 students started school on the new campus, while S3 and S5 students remained on the original campus. Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Ma On Shan Church was founded in October, being a partner of our school. |
| 1992 | In March, Sports Day was again held jointly for students of the new campus and the original campus. We held a fundraising variety show in April. We held a Christian summer camp in July. With Breakthrough Limited, our school co-organized the Deer Hunter Programme, which was one of the pioneer programmes in Adventure-based Counselling in Hong Kong. All new students moved to the Ma On Shan campus in September, marking the end of use of the Shaukiwan campus. The Whole-person Award Scheme was first launched in 1992. In November, Mr. Dominic Wong Shing-wah, JP, Director of Education, officiated at the School Opening Ceremony and Thanksgiving Service, in which the sermon was delivered by Rev Hans Lutz. |
| 1993 | The first school newsletter was published in April. In May, Hong Kong Connection, RTHK, broadcast a special episode on the Deer Hunter Programme co-organized by our school and Breakthrough Limited. A commemorative booklet was published in June to celebrate the establishment of Ma On Shan Tsung Tsin Secondary School. Breakthrough Limited, The Methodist Church Epworth Village Community Centre, Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service, The Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong and Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Ma On Shan Church signed a one-year counselling agreement of cooperation with our school. The school offered S6 classes for the first time in September. The Parent Teacher Association was founded in October. Big Brothers and Big Sisters Scheme was first launched in 1993. |
| 1994 | We held a walkathon in February to help raise funds for school facilities. We held three-week English and Mathematics bridging courses for pre-S1 students for the first time in August. The Chinese Orchestra was founded in August. The school offered S7 classes for the first time in September, completing the secondary curriculum offered. Speech Day and MOSTTSS’s 5th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service was held in November. |
| 1995 | Mr. Franken Man served our school as the acting supervisor for half a year. MOSTTSS’s 5th Anniversary Variety Show was held at Sha Tin Town Hall in February. In June, MOSTTSS’s 5th Anniversary Commemorative Booklet was published. We held a walkathon in October to help raise funds for installing air conditioners. Our school was visited by the Discipline Section of the Education Department and invited to hold sharing sessions in their first seminar. |
| 1996 | Air conditioners were installed in the school hall and classrooms in March. The Alumni Association was reorganized and renamed as the Tsung Tsin Secondary School (Shaukiwan and Ma On Shan) Alumni Association. |
| 1997 | Thanks to the Education Department, air conditioners were installed in special rooms in June. Starting from September, our school participated in the one-year Artists-in-Residence Programme co-organized by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the Education Department. |
| 1998 | Mr. Yip Wing Chung took over the school as the supervisor. Our school was granted $500,000 from Quality Education Fund (QEF) in August for designing and developing Computer-assisted Learning of Mathematics Packages for S1 Students. In September, the school started hiring NETs for the first time. |
| 1999 | Our school participated in the School-based Management Project launched by the Education Department in September. Head prefects were officially appointed for the first time in September, and the Student Union was founded in October. |
| 2000 | Seven teachers went on a field trip to Singapore in April. We held MOSTTSS’s 10th Anniversary Open Days and Multimedia Learning Centre Opening Ceremony, as well as MOSTTSS’s 10th Anniversary Banquet. Parallel class policy was adopted in S1 to S5 in September. MOSTTSS’s 10th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service was held in November. In December, we held MOSTTSS’s 10th Anniversary Variety Show at Sha Tin Town Hall. |
| 2001 | In February, our school was invited by the then Education and Manpower Bureau (EDB, now renamed as the Education Bureau) to participate in the School Improvement Programme to build a new annex on the school campus. |
| 2002 | The EDB conducted quality assurance inspections in our school in March and our school was well acclaimed. Fundraising for the new annex started in September. Construction of the new annex started in November. |
| 2003 | We held a walkathon in December to help raise funds for the new annex. |
| 2004 | Mr. Wong Wai Yin took over the school as the principal. With the opening of the new annex in September, the school was expanded with space and facilities equivalent to 21 classrooms. In October, the EDB distributed A Whole School Approach to Training Thinking Skills developed by our school to all primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong, recognizing our achievement. Mr. Tang Pak Kwan, together with two of our students, attended an international conference in Germany as the award winners from Hong Kong to present their research outcome in Travel and Tourism in November. |
| 2005 | In April, we held MOSTTSS’s 15th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service and New Annex Opening Ceremony, as well as the Open Days and the 15th Anniversary Banquet. MOSTTSS’s 15th Anniversary Variety Show was held in November. |
| 2006 | Ms. Wong Oi Lan took over the school as the supervisor. The first Alumni Day and Tsung Tsin Banquet was held in June. The first Saturday of June every year was set as the Alumni Day since then. The Incorporated Management Committee was established in August. The first teacher managers were elected in September. The first parent managers were elected, and the first alumni manager was appointed in October. In November, our MOSTT Interactive Learning Platform was one of a kind in the education field to win a Certificate of Merit in the eLearning Award category of Hong Kong ICT Awards. |
| 2007 | In March, three specialists from Shanghai, including a former National Chief Inspector of Ministry of Education, visited our school to observe our lessons and exchange experience with us and they praised our school for our teaching quality. In May, our school was granted a funding of $2.27 million by the Education Bureau to participate in the English Enhancement Scheme. Our school appointed the first independent manager, forming a complete Incorporated Management Committee in August. |
| 2008 | The 50th Anniversary Celebrations Launch Ceremony was held in March. In April, we held the 50th Anniversary Celebrations Thanksgiving Service and Open Days. Our MOSTT Interactive Learning Platform won a Certificate of Merit in the QEF Outstanding Project Awards in May. In November, we held the 50th Anniversary Celebrations cum Speech Day and the Anniversary Banquet. |
| 2009 | Our school was granted funds from the QEF to set up our smartcard system. The New Senior Secondary Curricula were launched in our school. Our school started developing new Integrated Humanities school-based curriculum for S1 and S2 students with funding from the QEF, laying foundation in Liberal Studies education. |
| 2010 | Dr. Kwok Kai Ming took over the school as the principal. We started offering an EMI Class in S1. Student Learning Profile system was developed to allow students to effectively record and manage their Other Learning Experiences. |
| 2011 | Love and Care Fortnight was first launched in May. English teaching of our school received very positive appraisal in the English teaching inspection report by the Quality Assurance Division of the Education Bureau. |
| 2012 | Mr. Wong Kam Chuen took over the school as the supervisor. In March, our school led students to participate in an exchange tour organized under the Passing On the Torch: Exploring & Embracing Chinese Culture National Education Exchange Programme to Shanghai and Hangzhou. In June, we participated in the Mainland Exchange Programme for Secondary School Students to Wuhan. Our students achieved good result in the first HKDSE and attained an overall passing rate of 94%. The percentage of our students who satisfied the requirements for university admissions (core subjects at 3322) was above that of all candidates in Hong Kong. We held the 55th Anniversary Open Days and Information Day in December. Our school allocated additional resources to give students, as well as parents and teachers, more opportunities to visit and exchange abroad. Since then, we have arranged an average of four overseas study tours every year to broaden the horizons of our teachers, students, and parents. |
| 2013 | The exterior walls of the school premise and the platforms of the two ball game courts were renovated. Our tuck shop was transformed into an eco-canteen to implement on-site meal portioning on campus. In May, we held the 55th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service and Speech Day. Co-organized with the PTA, our school held the Old Textbook Resale for the first time in July. In September, our school held the Loving Mooncake Day and set a new Guinness World Record as the world’s largest baking lesson. The 55th Anniversary Banquet was held in November. |
| 2014 | In July, our teachers and 14 students joined a study tour to Stuttgart, Germany and visited Basler Christian Mission, the headquarters of Basel Mission in Germany, to understand its missionary history in China. Also in July, Jincheng Junior High School from Tainan City, Taiwan and Asia-Pacific Erhu Orchestra from Taiwan were invited to our school for an exchange performance, in which 48 teachers and students from Taiwan and more than 30 of our Chinese Orchestra members shared the stage. In September, our school formed an alliance with four universities in Canada for educational cooperation, exchanges, and visits. |
| 2015 | In January, ten of our students each received two round-trip tickets from “Embrace the World” Student Sponsorship Programme by Hong Kong Airlines to broaden their horizons and experience foreign culture. The air conditioning system in our school hall was upgraded in July at a cost of about $700,000. In October, our school form an alliance with two universities in Taiwan for educational cooperation, exchanges, and visits. |
| 2016 | Our school was granted $262,650 from the QEF to establish our campus television station. “MTV” was elected by teachers and students as the name of our channel and its launch ceremony was held in our Speech Day in May. |
| 2017 | We held our Variety Show and Prize Presentation Ceremony for the first time in March, inviting parents to share our happiness and performances. In September, our school was granted funds from the QEF for the Share Respect for Life, Walk Together in Adversity Programme to help our students to face and handle the difficulties they have as they grow up. Our S4 to S6 students attended Hong Kong Gospel Festival 2017 in December. Also in December, we held our 60th Anniversary Open Days and Information Day. |
| 2018 | Our 60th Anniversary Variety Show was held in May. In July, six of our S5 students, together with other students from the five secondary schools under Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong, participated in Tuymaada the International Olympiad and Thematic Inquiry Activities for 15 days. In November, we set up our school history gallery named Our Precious Memories on the first floor of our school building. Also in November, we held the 60th Anniversary Celebrations Thanksgiving Service and School History Gallery Opening Ceremony, with Mr. Kevin Yeung Yun-hung, the Secretary for Education, and Mr. Liu Man-kin, President of Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong, as the officiating guests. The 60th Anniversary Banquet was held in November. |
| 2019 | In July, we again held our Variety Show and Prize Presentation Ceremony, inviting parents to share our happiness and performances. Also in July, we were invited to provide the venue for holding the sign-up promotion activities for RTHK Audio Book Competition 2020, in which famous singers and disc jockeys came to cheer and perform for our students. We held a history and cultural field trip to Chengdu in December to broaden our students’ horizons and appreciate the sight of Chengdu in winter. |
| 2020 | In July, our school spent over $300,000 to upgrade Room 208, the computer room, in order to match the Cross Curriculum Collaboration Project in STEM education funded by the QEF in the next academic year. During October to December, our school arranged the TOEFL Junior Test to assess students' English proficiency for the first time, and offered English enhancement courses to them according to their proficiency levels. Students then took the TOEFL Junior Test again in the next April to examine their improvement in English proficiency. |
| 2021 | In February, our school was granted $1.36 million from the QEF for our Cross Curriculum Project for STEM Education in Junior Form to provide students with more space and facilities for innovation and inventions. In June, our school spent about $800,000 to upgrade our library in order to match the MOSTT I-Library Project funded by the QEF in the future. In July, our school was granted $1.8 million by the Education Bureau for exterior wall repainting of the school premise and electrical rewiring of the fifth floor. Another $800,000 was granted to install aluminium windows and folding screen doors at our eco-canteen on the seventh floor and on the ground floor. Our school also spent about $1 million on setting up air-conditioning, sound and computer systems on these floors to create a better environment for students to conduct learning and performing activities. Mr. Yim Kei Chu took over the school in September as the new principal after Dr. Kwok’s retirement. In October, our Dreamcrafter Project in Junior Form gained recognition from Hong Kong Schools, and we were invited by the Education Bureau to share our experience in Life Planning Education with other schools. |
| 2022 | In July, our school first invited Ice Cream Van to hold an activity to give encouragement to teachers and students, providing them with ice-cream and joy. In September, our school offered two EMI classes in Form 1. Three promotional pamphlets, namely “Education Towards the Future”, “Our English Learning” and “Introduction to Student Pastoral Support” were published and distributed to all primary schools in Shatin District. Our school constructed Student Union Room and changed the curtains in the Hall and the Covered Playground. The installation of Mega Electronic Screen in the Hall provided students with a more comfortable environment to enjoy their activities. Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2022 awarded our school with the title Outstanding Caring School. Only a few schools in Hong Kong received this honour. Fencing Team was established. |
| 2023 | Our school funded the remodelling and embellishment of four activity rooms: English Activity Room, Religious Education Activity Room (Small Chapel), Counselling Activity Room and Cultural Centre. Two glass discussion rooms were added in the library and the self-study room was renovated. A self-study space was also added to the third floor. Teachers, students, and parents collaboratively designed the glass paintings for Agape Hall, creating a positive atmosphere around the campus. A school-themed wall and student achievement and school activity display boards were added to the ground floor. Study Tours resumed for the first time after the pandemic. Destinations include China, Toronto in Canada, Ireland, and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. The Chinese Language Debate Team and the K-Pop Dance Club were established. The 65th-anniversary school celebration activities were held, including Thanksgiving Worship service, Campus Run, Alumni Dinner and the launch of 65th-anniversary edition masks, folders and cooling towels. |
| 2024 | The self-financed MOSTTSS Activity Hub, with an investment of six million dollars, was built. It is equipped with Fencing Hall, Fitness Centre, Band Rehearsal Studio and Rooftop Garden, providing students with facilities to immerse themselves in school life and unleash potential. A grant of $500,000 from the Quality Education Fund to run a physical fitness training program was applied for and received. Sister school relationships with Beijing No.15 High School and Guangdong Experimental Yuexiu School were established. In the second year following the Covid-19 pandemic, six study tours were organised, including China, Taiwan, Japan, Australia and New Zealand for interdisciplinary learning. |
| 年份 | 大 事 |
|---|---|
| 1958之前 | 本校主辦團體筲箕灣崇真堂利用收回之土地開辦小學，當時部份課室只是用屏風作臨時間隔，至1952年建成一座兩層之小學校舍。 |
| 1958 | 將原有之小學兩層校舍拆卸改建為四層校舍，中小學共用（當時共有16間課室，6間供小學使用，10間供中學使用，而其餘活動範圍只有教堂門外之小操場），筲箕灣崇真中學於此誕生。第一年只有中一至中三共五班，學生178人。 教會委任方壽生先生為首任校監，並請得楊紹康先生為首任校長，惟楊校長就任兩個月之後因事辭職，遂另聘陳以志先生為第二任校長。 |
| 1959 | 第二學年四班中一，全校合共9班。 |
| 1960 | 李增先生接任為校監，另因陳以志校長辭職，趙岱哲博士接任為校長 第三學年六班中一，全校合共15班533人，因中學部只有10間課室，故需分上下午上課。 |
| 1961 | 趙岱哲校長辭職，陳逢基先生接任為校長。 第一屆畢業生參加全港英文中學會考。 政府開始補助符合認可資格之教員一半薪金，最高不超過$300。 |
| 1964 | 湯兆奇牧師接任為校監。 |
| 1965 | 伍伯樑先生接任為校長。 |
| 1967 | 李思泌先生接任為校長。 |
| 1968 | 鄒在恩先生接任為校監。 |
| 1969 | 蘇家文先生接任為校長。 全校已達20班，分上下午上課。 舉辦第一屆週年運動大會，並開始將學生分成五個級社。 完成教堂後石山之開鑿工程，得地6,000 平方呎作籃球場用地，後再借得相鄰之14,000平方呎官地作體育用途。 |
| 1974 | 何道康先生接任為校監。 |
| 1975 | 成功申請改為津貼中學，九月開始，政府津貼教師一半薪金。 |
| 1976 | 九月開始，政府津貼教師四分三薪金。 |
| 1978 | 薛磐基先生接任為校監。 九月改為全津貼中學。 |
| 1982 | 將籃球場地用作興建新教堂，十二月五日舉行新教堂奠基禮。 |
| 1984 | 新教堂建成，第23屆畢業禮在此舉行。 |
| 1988 | 教育署於四月正式批准遷校至馬鞍山。 |
| 1989 | 羅懿舒博士接任為校長。 馬鞍山新校建築工程開始。 |
| 1990 | 八月進行遷校，借用沙田基督書院部分校舍開辦八班中一。 九月正式開課。 |
| 1991 | 三月份舉行新舊校聯合運動會及重組舊生會。 四月舉行第一次的福音週。 八月教育署正式將馬鞍山校舍移交本校。 九月開始在新校上課，共有中一、中二及中四三級，舊校剩下中三及中五級。 十月馬鞍山崇真堂成立，與學校成為夥伴。 |
| 1992 | 三月再舉行新舊校聯合運動會。 四月舉行綜合籌款晚會。 七月舉行宗教組夏令營。 八月與突破機構合辦「獵鹿者計劃」，為香港歷奇輔導之先驅。 九月筲箕灣校正式結束，全部學生皆在馬鞍山新校舍上課。 推出「全人獎勵計劃」。 十一月舉行學校開幕典禮及感恩崇拜，由教育署長黃星華太平紳士主禮，陸漢思牧師證道。 |
| 1993 | 四月第一期校訊出版。 五月香港電台鏗鏘集播出本校與突破機構合辦之「獵鹿者」特輯。 六月出版馬鞍山崇真中學創校紀念特刊。 與突破機構、循道愛華邨社區中心、楊震社會務中心、小童群益會、馬鞍山崇真堂與本校合作，簽署為期一年之承諾協議書 九月開辦第一屆中六。 十月家長教師會成立。 推出大哥哥大姐姐計劃。 |
| 1994 | 二月舉行步行籌款，為學校籌募設備資金。 八月首次舉辦為期三週之「小六升中一」英文及數學科銜接課程；並成立中樂團。 九月開辦中七，終成為具有完整中學課程之學校。 十一月舉辦畢業禮暨馬鞍山崇真中學五周年感恩崇拜。 |
| 1995 | 萬昌宜先生任署理校監半年。 二月假座沙田大會堂舉行馬鞍山崇真中學五周年校慶紀念綜合晚會。 六月出版馬鞍山崇真中學五周年校慶紀念特刊。 十月舉行步行籌款，為本校籌募安裝冷氣資金；另教育署訓育組探訪本校，並邀本校於其第 一次研討會分享心得。 |
| 1996 | 三月課室及禮堂安裝冷氣。 舊生會重組並正名為崇真中學（筲箕灣暨馬鞍山）舊生會。 |
| 1997 | 六月教育署為本校特別室安裝冷氣。 九月開始參加為期一年之藝術家駐校計劃。 |
| 1998 | 葉永宗先生接任為校監。 八月獲第一期優質教育基金撥款50萬製作「中一數學科電腦學習軟件」。 九月開始首次聘請外籍教師。 |
| 1999 | 九月正式參加教署推行的校本管理計劃。 九月正式委任總領袖生，十月成立學生會。 |
| 2000 | 四月本校七位老師往新加坡考察。 舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十周年校慶開放日暨多媒體學習室開幕禮，並舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十周年聚餐。 九月中一至中五全部實施平行班級制。 十一月舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十周年感恩崇拜。 十二月在沙田大會堂舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十周年校慶綜合晚會。 |
| 2001 | 二月教統局（後稱為教育局）邀請學校參與「學校改善工程計劃」，籌建新翼。 |
| 2002 | 三月教統局對本校進行質素保證視學，對本校大加讚賞。 九月開始展開為新翼籌款之工作。 十一月新翼工程開始。 |
| 2003 | 十二月舉行為新翼步行籌款。 |
| 2004 | 黃偉賢先生接任為校長。 九月接收新翼，學校增加了相等於21個課室的空間，增添校舍設施。 十月教統局將本校發展之「全校參與思考培訓計劃」派發給全港中小學，肯定本校之成就。 十一月鄧柏均老師聯同兩位同學以香港區優勝者身份前往德國出席國際會議，發表旅遊科之研習成果。 |
| 2005 | 四月舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十五周年感恩崇拜暨新翼啟用禮，同時舉行開放日及十五周年聚餐。 十一月舉行馬鞍山崇真中學十五周年校慶綜合晚會。 |
| 2006 | 王愛蘭女士接任為校監。 六月舉行首次校友日及崇真宴，並從此訂定每年六月第一個星期六為校友日。 八月法團校董會成立。 九月選出首屆教師校董。 十月選出首屆家長校董及委任首屆校友校董。 十一月本校之「馬崇互動學習平台」榮獲「香港資訊科技及通訊科技獎：電子學習獎」之優異獎，為學界唯一獲獎者。 |
| 2007 | 三月3位上海專家（包括前國家總督學）來校進行兩天觀課及交流，對本校教學情況大為讚賞。 五月本校獲教育局批出227萬元作為提升英語計劃之用。 八月委任了首屆獨立校董，組成了完整的法團校董會。 |
| 2008 | 三月舉行創校五十周年校慶活動啟動禮。 四月舉行創校五十周年感恩崇拜及開放日。 五月本校發展之「馬崇互動學習平台」榮獲優質教育基金傑出計劃優異獎。 十一月舉行創校五十周年校慶暨畢業禮及校慶聚餐。 |
| 2009 | 獲優質教育基金撥款建立智能卡系統。 本校順利展開新高中學制。 獲優質教育基金贊助，於中一、中二設計全新之「綜合人文」科校本課程，為通識教育奠定基礎。 |
| 2010 | 郭啟明博士接任本校校長。 九月馬崇中一開設英文班。 建立「學生學習概覽」系統，讓同學有效地管理自己的「其他學習經歷」記錄。 |
| 2011 | 五月首次推行「關愛雙周」。 教育局（學校質素保證）英語教學視學報告，對本校的英語教學有十分正面的評價。 |
| 2012 | 黃錦泉律師接任本校校監。 三月份帶領同學參加「薪火相傳：中華文化探索與承傳」內地交流計劃，往上海及杭州交流；及於六月份參加「同行萬里」武漢交流計劃。 第一屆新高中文憑試創下佳績，整體科目及格率為94%，本校學生符合入讀大學資格(核心科目3322)百分率超越全港水平。 十二月舉辦「五十五周年校慶開放日暨資訊日」。 學校增撥資源，增加學生境外交流機會。同時，定期安排家長和老師出外考察交流。自此每年 平均組織四個境外考察團，以擴闊師生和家長視野。 |
| 2013 | 完成翻新校舍外牆及兩個球場地台。 建設環保飯堂，推行現場派飯計劃。 五月舉辦55周年校慶感恩崇拜暨畢業典禮。 七月首次與家長教師會合辦「舊書買賣活動」。 九月舉行「愛心月餅同樂日」，打破健力士紀錄。 十一月舉行55周年校慶聚餐。 |
| 2014 | 七月本校教師及14位學生到德國史特加遊學，探訪巴色差會德國總部，了解差會來中國傳道的歷史。 七月邀請「台灣台南巿金城國民中學」及「台灣亞太胡琴樂團」到校交流及演出。有48位台灣師生聯同本校30多位中樂團團員同台演出。 九月與加拿大四間大學結成聯盟，展開教育交流合作，互訪活動。 |
| 2015 | 一月10位學生獲得由香港航空「飛越雲端‧擁抱世界」計劃贊助每人兩張來回機票，讓同學放眼世界，體驗他國文化。 七月全面更新禮堂冷氣系統，費用約七十多萬元。 十月與台灣兩間大學結成聯盟，展開教育交流合作，互訪活動。 |
| 2016 | 獲優質教育基金撥款$262,650，成立校園電視台。經師生投票選出「MTV」為電視台名稱，並於五月畢業典禮中舉行啟播儀式。 |
| 2017 | 三月首次舉行「才藝匯演暨頒獎典禮」，邀請家長出席。 九月獲優質教育基金撥款，舉辦「尊重生命‧逆境同行」計劃，以幫助學生面對及處理在成長路上遇到的困難。 十二月安排中四至中六級同學出席「香港福音盛會2017」佈道大會。 十二月舉辦「60周年校慶開放日暨資訊日」。 |
| 2018 | 五月舉辦「60周年校慶綜合晚會」。 七月6位中五同學聯同「崇真會」屬下五所中學學生，飛俄羅斯參加為期15天的「Tuymaada國際奧林匹克比賽」和「主題式探究活動」。 十一月於校園一樓設置校史廊，名為「崇珍匯」。 十一月舉辦「60周年校慶感恩崇拜暨校史廊開幕禮」，邀得教育局局長楊潤雄先生和香港基督教崇真會會長廖文健先生為主禮嘉賓。 十一月舉辦「60周年校慶聚餐」。 |
| 2019 | 七月舉行「才藝匯演暨頒獎典禮」，邀請家長出席。 七月香港電台邀請借出場地舉行「有聲好書」全港中學生聲演比賽2020「齊齊來報名」活動，多位著名歌星及唱片騎師到場為學生打氣及擔任表演嘉賓。 十二月舉辦成都歷史文化考察之旅，讓同學放眼世界，認識成都冬日的面貌。 |
| 2020 | 七月學校自資超過30萬翻新208電腦室，以配合下年度優質教育基金撥款資助STEM跨學科合作計劃。 十月至十二月初次以評估學生的英語能力進行測試(TOEFL Junior)，並為同學安排不同程度的英語增潤課程。翌年四月參與國際認可的英語能力試(TOEFL Junior)以審視同學在英語能力上的提升。 |
| 2021 | 二月獲優質教育基金計劃撥款136萬，進行初中STEM跨學科合作計劃，為同學提供更多空間和設備，讓他們探究創造、製作發明等。 六月學校自資約80萬進行圖書館翻新工程，以配合未來優質教育基金撥款進行「馬崇雲端圖書館(I-Library)計劃」 七月教育局資助180萬進行校舍外牆油漆及重鋪5樓電力工程，並資助80萬於7樓環保飯堂及地下雨天操場加裝鋁窗及活動摺門。學校亦會自資約100萬於兩個地方添置冷氣機、音響及電腦組合等，讓學生能在更舒適的環境下進行學習及表演活動。 九月郭啟明校長榮休，嚴基柱先生為新任校長。 十月本校初中「築夢工程計劃」備受學界肯定，獲教育局邀請向學界分享生涯規劃教育經驗。 |
| 2022 | 七月首次邀請雪糕車入校舉行「加多一點甜」打氣活動，與師生共享雪糕。 九月馬崇開設兩班英文班。 推出第三本學校介紹：《邁向未來的教育》，連同《我們的英語學習》及《學生成長支援介紹》，派發予沙田區所有小學。 學校自資建設學生會室，並更換禮堂和地下雨天操場布簾，同時在禮堂安裝巨型電子屏幕，讓學生能在更舒適的環境下進行活動。 首次獲得2022香港義工獎卓越愛心學校，全港僅數所學校得此殊榮。 正式成立劍擊隊。 |
| 2023 | 自資裝修美化四大活動空間：英文活動室、宗教教育活動室（小禮堂）、輔導活動室及文化演藝中心。 圖書館內加設兩所玻璃討論房，同時翻新自修室及加建三樓自習空間；師生及家長共同設計地下活動中心主愛里玻璃畫，營造校園正向氣氛。 地下樓層加設學校主題牆、學生成就及活動展示板。 疫情後首次復辦遊學團，包括到中國、加拿大多倫多、愛爾蘭及阿聯酋杜拜學習。 正式成立中文辯論隊及K-Pop舞蹈隊 舉行65周年校慶活動，包括：感恩崇拜、環校跑、校友聚餐及推出65周年校慶版口罩、文件夾及冰巾。 |
| 2024 | 自資600萬興建馬崇活動中心，內設劍擊館、體適能訓練中心、樂團練習室及天台花園，讓同學投入學校生活，發揮潛能。 成功申請優質教育基金計劃撥款50萬辦體適能訓練課程。 與北京第十五中學及廣東實驗中學越秀學校結成姊妹學校。 疫情後第二年再辦六團遊學團，包括到中國、台灣、日本、澳洲及紐西蘭進行跨科學習。 推出學校介紹：《馬崇的教育》，派發予沙田區所有小學及部份跨區小學。 |