PolyU CPCE Carnival Fall 2026 Brings a Festive Atmosphere to Campus

PolyU CPCE Carnival Fall 2026 was held on 6 and 7 October at the PolyU West Kowloon Campus, attracting enthusiastic participation from students and staff. Featuring game booths organised by the College's four Academic Divisions, together with complimentary ice cream and exciting prizes, the carnival provided a welcome opportunity for participants to relax, connect with one another and enjoy the lively campus atmosphere.

The opening ceremony was officiated by PolyU CPCE management including Prof. Peter Yuen, Dean of PolyU CPCE, Dr Jason Chan, MH, JP, Associate Dean (Information and Development) and Director of PolyU SPEED, Dr Anthony Loh, Division Head of the Division of Science, Engineering and Health Studie and Director of PolyU HKCC, Dr Helen Wong, Division Head of the Division of Business and Hospitality Management, Dr Esther Tong, Division Head of the Division of Languages and Communication, Prof. Roger Chan, Division Head of the Division of Science, Engineering and Health Studies, Dr Joseph Lau, Head of Student Affairs, Dr Macy Wong, Head of Employability Services, and Mr Jackie Siu, Interim Head of Marketing and Communications.

Throughout the two-day event, participants enthusiastically took part in a variety of game challenges, including the Rolling Ball Game organised by the Division of Business and Hospitality Management, the Hit the Dice Game presented by the Division of Languages and Communication, the Spot Shot Challenge hosted by the Division of Science, Engineering and Health Studies, and the Get the Score Challenge organised by the Division of Social Sciences, Humanities and Design. The game booths attracted a steady stream of participants, filling the venue with energy, laughter and friendly competition.

In addition to the games, complimentary ice cream and a range of attractive prizes further enhanced the carnival experience. Many students joined the activities with their friends, creating memorable moments while enjoying the festive atmosphere.

The carnival not only offered a fun and engaging break from academic and work commitments, but also fostered interaction within the CPCE community and contributed to a vibrant and connected campus environment.