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| September, 1956. | 80 plus students recruited from various pre-schools assigned to P1A and P1B. Lead by homeroom teachers Miss Kit-Ying Pau and Miss Kam-Yin Pau. |
| September, 1957. |
Change of summer school uniform - the old worker cover-all replaced by white shirt, blue shorts (boys) and light blue skirt (girls) The original P1 classes became P2A AM and P2B AM. The A.M. section lead by Ying-Kee Maak and the P.M. section lead by Lan-Hing Fok. Each section operated independently. |
| circa 1959 |
The Hong Kong Government announced plans to create a new university, and integrate the high school systems, Chinese Schools would change from 6-3-3 system (Primary 6 years JM 1-3, SM 1-3) to 6-5-1 system (Primary 6 years, VF1-VF5,
VF6 Matriculation) starting September, 1960. The PM Primary section was affected, In September, 1960, all schools operating a Chinese Section were geared to the new agenda. In SPCC the new 1st year high school Chinese Section was called VF 1 (Vernecular Form 1) whilst most other schools simply called it M.1 (Middle 1). |
| September, 1960. | The AM section Primary School Supervisor Mr. Ying-Kee Maak announced his retirement effective 31th August, 1961. The new Supervisor - Miss Quay-Yam Lee took over on 1st September, 1961. |
| September, 1962. | Primary 6 classmates graduation. AM classmates were assigned to the English section and the PM classmates were assigned to the Chinese Section. Selected PM classmates were granted to attend the English section. 60 new classmates were recruited from the other primary schools. Most of them were assigned to F 1C. The rest were assigned to F 1A, F 1B, VF1A and VF1B. Some new classmates in F 1C did not show up after one month. Classmates were reassigned from F 1A and F 1B to F 1C to even up the class sizes. |
| October,1962. | Speech Day, all primary school graduates were invited to attend. |
| October,1963. | Speech Day, the last class of JM3 in the Chinese Section to graduate. |
| September, 1964. | The F3 classes in the English section started the streaming process. Science students were assigned to F 3A and F 3B. Non science students were assigned to F3C. |
| October,1965. | Speech Day, 2 levels of graduation for the Chinese section. The last year of the graduation of the SM3 students and the first year of the graduation of the VF5 students under the new 5+1 system. |
| May,1967. | All F5 and VF5 classmates attended the School Certificate Examinations. The Chinese examination followed the English examination. |
| April, 1968. | Some classmates from VF6 and L6 attended the Chinese University of Hong Kong matriculation. |
| May, 1969. | Some classmates from U6 attended the University of Hong Kong A-level matriculation. |
| September, 1972. | The first batch of classmates graduated from the University of Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. |
| November, 2001. | Some of our classmates gathered in Vancouver, Canada to attend the World grand reunion organized by the SPCCAA BC Chapter. |
| May, 2007. |
Classmates gathered in Toronto, Canada for the 40 |
| June, 2007. |
Classmates gathered in Hong Kong SAR for the 40 |