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Introduction
The Pui O campus, serving Primary 4 to 6, offers English-medium instruction under the British Curriculum with additional Mandarin lessons several times per week. Core subjects include English, mathematics, science, history, geography, and the arts, alongside weekly computer and coding classes that introduce robotics and digital literacy. Students take twice-yearly NFER assessments to track academic progress. The campus is located in Lo Wai Tsuen near Pui O Beach, providing opportunities for outdoor education such as physical education, hiking, and nature study. Small class sizes and experienced teachers help prepare students for transition to secondary education while maintaining a supportive and community-oriented atmosphere.
No. 17-19, Lo Wai Tsuen, Pui O, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
The Essentials
Lantau International School - Pui O Campus has 300 pupils, typical class sizes of 24, instruction in English.
Location
The Upper Primary campus is located at 17–19 Lo Wai Tsuen, Pui O, Lantau Island, New Territories, Hong Kong. It sits inland from Pui O Beach, a coastal village known for its natural wetlands and quiet environment. The campus is accessible by South Lantau Road and school bus routes from Tung Chung and Mui Wo. This site serves the oldest students at Lantau International School, covering Primary 4 to Primary 6.
Stages
This campus accommodates Lower Primary students in Primary 4 to Primary 6.
Type
Lantau International School is a co-educational day school offering classes from Reception through Primary 6.
Additional learning support
The school website does not outline a dedicated SEN programme or specialist staff.
Country affiliation
The school follows the British Curriculum and is not affiliated with any specific country.
Religious affiliation
Lantau International School is non-religious and operates independently of any faith organisation.
School day structure
Classes run from 9:00 a.m. to 2:50 p.m., Monday to Friday. Students have a morning break and a lunch period during the school day.
Bus service
A dedicated school bus service operates between key South Lantau areas and all LIS campuses. The service is managed by Eastway Travel, and routes connect Tong Fuk with Cheung Sha, Mui Wo, and Tung Chung. Buses run daily before and after school and are open to all students.
Fees
Annual tuition at Lantau International School - Pui O Campus ranges from HKD 103,000 for 2026/27.
Application Fee: HKD 1,300 (non-refundable) Capital Contribution Fund (CCF): Equivalent to three months’ tuition (fully refundable in three instalments if all fees are paid on time).
Annual Tuition Fees Primary 1 – Primary 6 (Tong Fuk and Pui O Campuses): HKD 103,000 per year (HKD 10,300 per month).
Note: Stationery and textbooks are included in tuition fees.
Other Costs: After-school clubs cost HKD 1,800 per 10 sessions. Uniform and bus fees are charged separately.
Billing and Payment Terms Fees are payable monthly from September to June (10 chargeable months). Payments are due on or before the 7th of each month via Direct Debit Authorisation or autopay. A 5 % late fee applies after the 7th; 10 % after the 16th of the month.
Refunds and Deductions The CCF is refunded in three instalments (May, June, July) if all fees are settled on time. No refunds for absences or suspension of classes by government order. If a student withdraws before the school year starts or during the year, the CCF is forfeited.
Payment Options: Direct Debit Authorisation (DDA) or autopay to the Bank of East Asia account. Cheques are accepted for clubs and activities; cash is not accepted.
Academics
Lantau International School - Pui O Campus teaches British Curriculum for students aged 8 to 11.
Curriculum
The Pui O campus delivers the British Curriculum for Primary 4 to Primary 6 students, focusing on core subjects including English, mathematics, science, history, geography, art, and music. Lessons are taught in English, with Mandarin offered several times per week. Students complete NFER assessments twice yearly to monitor academic progress. From Primary 4 onward, the curriculum includes weekly computer and coding classes that introduce robotics and digital literacy. Outdoor learning continues through physical education, nature studies, and local field activities.
The school website does not publish a dedicated SEL programme, named curriculum, or staff roles specific to SEL.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN (including which needs it supports) or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL.
Mental Wellbeing
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding dedicated mental-wellbeing programmes.
Safeguarding
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding and child protection policy.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Application Submission Parents start by completing the online registration form and paying a non-refundable application fee of HKD 1,300. Required documents (such as a birth certificate and, where applicable, school reports) must accompany the application. Applications can be made up to five years in advance.
2. Registration and Priority Once payment is received, the child is added to the registration list. Priority is given to siblings of current LIS students; all other applicants are placed on a first-come, first-served basis. Families must reconfirm their application once each year by email to remain on the list.
3. Interview When a space becomes available, the school invites the applicant for an interview with an LIS teacher. This includes a level assessment to ensure placement is appropriate to the child’s academic, social, and emotional development.
4. Offer and Acceptance If the student is accepted, parents must pay the Capital Contribution Fund (CCF), equal to three months of tuition fees and return the signed Terms & Conditions Form and Statement of Waiver to confirm the place.
5. Payment and Enrolment Tuition fees are paid monthly via Direct Debit Authorisation (DDA) or autopay. Once these steps are completed, enrolment is confirmed.
Scholarships
The school does not publicly disclose any scholarships; limited financial assistance may be available upon request.
Waitlist
Lantau International School operates a waiting-list system, not a pool or lottery. Applicants are listed in order of application date, with sibling priority for current families. The list is reviewed and updated annually, and parents must reconfirm interest by email each year to keep their child’s place. If reconfirmation is missed, the application is removed, and a new one is required.
FAQs
What curriculum does the Pui O campus follow?
The campus follows the British Curriculum for Primary 4-6 with English-medium instruction, covering core subjects including English, maths, science, history, geography and the arts.
What are the tuition fees?
Tuition is HKD 103,000 per year (HKD 10,300 per month) with a non-refundable HKD 1,300 application fee. Stationery and textbooks are included.
Where is the campus located?
The campus is at 17-19 Lo Wai Tsuen, Pui O, near Pui O Beach on South Lantau Island, surrounded by natural wetlands and a quiet village environment.
Does the school teach Mandarin?
Yes, Mandarin lessons are offered several times per week alongside the English-medium British Curriculum.
What technology is taught?
From Primary 4, students have weekly computer and coding classes introducing robotics, programming and digital literacy.
How is student progress assessed?
Students complete twice-yearly NFER assessments to track academic progress across core subjects.
What are the class sizes?
Class sizes are capped at 24 students for primary year groups, enabling personalised attention.
Is there a school bus?
Yes, Eastway Travel operates routes connecting Pui O, Tong Fuk, Cheung Sha, Mui Wo and Tung Chung.
What outdoor learning opportunities are there?
The campus near Pui O Beach offers outdoor PE, beach activities, nature walks, camping trips and hands-on environmental learning.
What do children eat at school?
Children bring their own packed lunches. There is no canteen or cold storage on site.
