Jabarkan School History dari Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Perempuan Methodist, Melaka dalam bahasa melayu

4 June 1904 - MGSS Melaka was founded by Mrs Emma Ferris Shellabear with the aim of educating young girls and spreading Christianity. The school was named the Methodist School.

1906 - School enrolment had increased to 60. A house was rented in Tranquerah Road (Malay: Jalan Tengkera) as a hostel for the pupils.

1909 - A site was bought for a girls' school and missionary home.

1910 - The school had move to Kubu Road (Malay: Jalan Kubu) and was known as the Methodist English School. The school was located on the ground floor. The first floor of the building was used as a hostel.

1920 - The school moved to a new building at Bickley Park, Tranquerah (now the Methodist Girls' Primary School 1) to accomodate over 200 students.

1927 - Work on two blocks of the school at Bickley Park was completed at a cost of $150,000. The school has nine full-sized classrooms, a hall, a library and a teachers' room. It was known as Suydam Girls' School then.

1933 - Work on the Bickley Hall was completed.

1941 - 1945 Japanese Occupation. The school was used by the Japanese army and later became a Teachers' Training Centre for Japanese education.

24 September 1945 - All English schools were reopened after the war.

1949 - A block of three primary classrooms was erected.

1953 - Opening of the Shellabear Block. It housed a science laboratory, a library and eight classrooms.

1957 - The Vocational Block, now the Living Skills Workshop (Malay: bengkel kemahiran hidup) and four classrooms were completed.

1 January 1958 - The Primary and Secondary Schools functioned as separate units.

1961 - The Lee Kuo Chuan Block, with a staff room, principal's office, school office, a store and a classroom, was completed.

1970 - The three-storey Tan Keong Keng Block consisting of classrooms was completed.

1996 - The three-storey Tan Cheng Lock Block, comprising of 12 classrooms, a stage and a computer room, was builts. During this time, the school had two sessions: Remove and Form One in the afternoon, and the other forms in the morning.

1998 - MGSS became a single-session school with all classes being held in the morning.

2004 - Restoration of the Shellabear block was completes. MGSS celebrated her 100th year of founding.

3 May 2005 - The Heritage of Malaysia Trust (Malay: Badan Warisan Malaysia) awarded the Shellabear block a National Heritage Award of Excellence for the year 2004 under the "Restoration" category.

28 May 2006 - The Lee Kuo Chuan Hall was restored.

2006 - A new basketball court was completed.

2009 - A new canteen was completed.

2010 - The school held a 106th Anniversary and a fund-raising dinner.

2011 - The Labs 3 and 4 at the Science Block was restored.

2014 - Erection of roof cover over basketball court.

2018 - MGSS celebrated her 114th year of founding.

2019 - The Gallery Room moved to an upgraded room.