據《香港01》報道，校方於2025年11月向中六學生派發全運會門票時，未按票面姓名配發，令學生看見其他人的姓名及部分身份證號碼。校方其後向受影響學生致歉，並提醒教師保護學生私隱。
根據所提供的學生會第九次常務會議紀錄附件，部分學生反映油漆氣味令他們感到不適，並要求學校提供證據，證明氣味無害。
紀錄載，麥校長回應稱，得知問題後已立即指示工人，須待考試後所有學生離開該樓層才施工，並確保附近窗戶全部打開。他亦表示，任何物質即使如純水般常見，過量也會有害。
According to news reports, a 17-year-old male student allegedly attacked an 18-year-old male student with a ceramic knife at a secondary school on Chi Cheong Road in Sheung Shui. Both were taken to hospital with injuries. Police arrested the 17-year-old on suspicion of wounding.
HK01 reported that, in November 2025, the school distributed National Games tickets to Form Six students without matching the names printed on the tickets to the recipients. This allowed students to see other students’ names and partial identity card numbers. The school subsequently apologised to affected students and reminded teachers to protect students’ privacy.
According to the supplied appendix to the Student Union Executive Committee’s Ninth Regular Meeting minutes, some students reported discomfort from the paint odour and asked the school to provide evidence that it was harmless.
The minutes record Mr. Mak’s response: once informed, he immediately instructed the worker to paint only after all students had left the floor following examinations, and to keep all nearby windows open. He also stated that any substance, even something as common as pure water, could be harmful in excessive amounts.