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Chiu Lut-Sau (趙聿修1906-1974), late Hong Kong businessman and educator, founder of Wing Fung Cheung Co., Ltd. (榮豐祥有限公司), made significant contributions to welfare facilities and basic education in Yuen Long District from the 1930s to the 1970s.

•	Serving in dozens of key government committees and supervisory positions in charitable and public welfare organizations, such as industrial and commercial, medical, educational, religious, cultural, clan, and hometown groups;

•	Serving es Yuen Long, New Territories, including Yuen Long Chamber of Commerce, Pok Oi Hospital, St.

•  John's Ambulance Brigade, Yuen Long District Arts Association, and New Territories Heung Yee Kuk; •	Constructing regional facilities, such as Yuen Long Town Hall, Yuen Long Stadium, Yuen Long Sports Center, etc.;

•	Building schools, including Tai Kwong School(大光學校), Kwong Ming School (光明學校), Yuen Long Public Secondary School (元朗公立中學), Chiu Lut Sau Memorial Secondary School (趙聿修紀念中學), Po On Commercial Association School (寶安商會學校), Po On Commercial Association No. 2 School (寶安商會第二小學), Po On Commercial Association Wong Siu Ching Secondary School (寶安商會王少清中學);

•	Serving as the president of prominent chambers of commerce in the business community, including the Hong Kong Rice Traders Association, the Hong Kong Rice Importers and Exporters Federation, the Hong Kong and Kowloon New Territories Cinema Traders Association, and the director of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce.

•	Honors and awards; Queen Elizabeth II Certificate of Merit (QEII OM) (1952) Order of the Order of St. John, St. John's Hospital, Jerusalem (SBStJ) (1952) Queen's Coronation Medal (QEII CM) (1953) Hong Kong Unofficial Justice of the Peace (JP) (1959) Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) (1965) OBE (1969)

In June 1974, Chiu Lut Sau passed away, and his will to run the school was inherited by his heirs, who donated HKD 1 million from his education fund. The Hong Kong government subsequently approved the construction of a school building in 1976 and named it after Chiu Lut Sau Memorial Secondary School.