Under the guidance of PolyU teachers and students, more than 200 primary and secondary school students and their teachers participated in 11 community service and entrepreneurial projects in the “Pilot Community Program” in the past few months. The program is part of the "Innovation Odyssey - Entrepreneurial Challenge" project organized by PolyU’s Department of Computing in collaboration with nine non-governmental organizations. The project is supported by Quality Education Fund.

On 27 March, the Pilot Community Program Award Ceremony was held in honour of those exemplary community service projects. Guests of honour were Mrs. Winnie Yeung, Secretary for the QEF Steering Committee and Professor Arthur Mak, PolyU Associate Vice President and Dean of Students. An exhibition was also held to showcase the participants’ efforts.