Turning a one-off grant into two years of classroom habit
The hard part is not the application — it is having something to show two years later. Edor.ai connects platform, training, on-site consultancy and evidence into one line: teachers teach as usual, and the numbers the report needs grow underneath.
- Platform and consultancy fall inside the grant's eligible uses
- Coverage: at least three subjects, two grades each
- Demo lessons, sharing sessions and training hours logged automatically
- PIE outputs the interim and final report data directly
- Grant amount
- Up to HK$500,000 per school
- Launched
- 16 December 2025
- Use by
- 31 August 2028
- Funded by
- Quality Education Fund
A one-off grant in three stages
A one-off grant launched by the Hong Kong Education Bureau on 16 December 2025 and funded by the Quality Education Fund. Each eligible public-sector and DSS primary and secondary school may receive up to HK$500,000 to promote AI in learning and teaching — including AI platforms, teacher professional development and related services — to be spent by 31 August 2028.
- 01
Apply
Submit a plan setting out how AI will improve learning and teaching: which subjects and grades, how teacher development runs, how outcomes are measured.
- 02
Implement (2026-27 to 2027-28)
Procure the platform and services; training, lessons and student use run together, with evidence gathered as you go rather than at the end.
- 03
Review and report
Account for the scope of AI use, teacher professional development, student outcomes, and what continues once the grant is spent.
Summary of public information; refer to the latest EDB circular for application details.
The four things the report needs, and where they accumulate
01Coverage that counts itself
Unit templates for Chinese, English, Maths, General Studies / Science and Humanities ship built in for P1–S6; the dashboard counts which subjects and grades were actually used, so no panel head has to fill in a form.
02Teacher development on the record
Date, audience, headcount, hours and feedback for training, demo lessons and sharing sessions sit in the system; the export is the report annex.
03Student outcomes with a before and after
Assessment analytics, objective mastery, guided-session counts and SDAS trends together give you the same cohort compared over time.
04Still there after the money is spent
The knowledge base and resource library belong to the school; the subscription covers all updates and model upgrades, so a newer model does not become a new invoice.
How the two school years lay out
Aligned to 2026-27 and 2027-28: from pilot to whole school.
2026-27
- Term 1: pilot three subjects × two grades; two training workshops; stand up the knowledge base and resource library
- Term 2: open more grades; first guided tasks and auto-marking; two demo lessons, one sharing session
- Year end: PIE review, export the interim report numbers
2027-28
- Whole-school rollout; student study area fully open; one parent briefing
- Panel co-planning becomes routine; deepen science inquiry and SDAS (secondary)
- One demo lesson, two sharing sessions; final report and what continues after the grant
Questions about the grant
A one-off grant launched by the Hong Kong Education Bureau on 16 December 2025 and funded by the Quality Education Fund. Each eligible public-sector and DSS primary and secondary school may receive up to HK$500,000 to promote AI in learning and teaching — including AI platforms, teacher professional development and related services — to be spent by 31 August 2028.
Yes. Edor.ai is an AI school-based teaching platform with consultancy, covering the directions the grant encourages: AI-assisted planning and assessment, AI learning tools for students, teacher training with on-site support, and outcome analytics. We also provide a proposal template and a requirement mapping table for the application.
One school year at a time, and it can be split across 2026-27 and 2027-28. The year includes 800 student and 100 staff accounts, every functional area, all updates and all model upgrades. AI usage is inside the annual fee — no token or per-call charges.
No, we host it by default. A school that prefers to hold its own key can enter its OpenAI / Azure OpenAI key in the admin panel, or switch to a local model on the school network, keeping data governance in the school's hands.
Yes. Demo accounts plus a 30-minute online or on-site session, run with your own subjects and grades, and suggested proposal content shaped around your school.
See it once, then decide whether it goes in the proposal
Thirty minutes, run live on your school's subjects and grades.