With the good news still resounding that Cantonese Opera has been inscribed into UNESCO’s "Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity", CFSS organized a Cantonese Opera Concert on 21st November 2009 from 12 noon to 6 pm. The event inaugurated a series of activities in pursuit of a gold award under the Sustainable Development School Award Scheme and is also the second event to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the school. Co-organized with the YMCA Chai Wan Centre the concert is another landmark of the school’s continual effort for the sustainable development of this valuable cultural heritage.
This is the third time that the school hall was engaged to hold a Cantonese Opera Concert for the local community. Excerpts from Cantonese operas have become mandatory performances in the school open days. This time three CFSS teaching staff and five students together with 14 amateur artists performed in the concert, which attracted 200 participants, including 50 staff and students. Elderly in their seventies as well as youngster less than ten from the neighborhood were among the audience. A group of students also took the opportunity to conduct a survey on the participants’ view for their project on “Cantonese Opera in the eyes of Different Generations”.

正當粵劇獲聯合國教科文組織列入《人類非物質文化遺產代表作名錄》的好消息仍然縈繞耳際，本校於 09年11月21日中午12時至下午6時，邀得中華基督教青年會柴灣會所合辦一粵曲欣賞會。欣賞會啟動了一系列本校的《可持續發展學校獎勵計劃(金獎)》的活動，亦是第二項為慶祝中華基金中學建校十周年的紀念節目。是項活動，也是本校為粵劇這一寶貴文化遺產的可持續發展不斷努力的另一里程。
這是第三次在本校禮堂舉行為當地社區表演的粵劇音樂會。粵曲演唱，已成為學校開放日的必然表演節目。今回，三位教師及五名同學，連同十四位業餘票友藝術家粉墨登場，吸引了200名與會者。其中包括50名本校職員和學生，觀眾中包括來自附近社區七十歲以上的老人家以及未滿十歲的小孩。一群學生也藉此機會進行問卷調查，為他們的專題研習項目“在不同時代眼中的粵劇”搜集參與者的意見。