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The Early Years Foundation Stage campus serves FS-1 and FS-2 on a welcoming, spacious site with an engaging outdoor play area and Forest & Beach School opportunities. Indoors, the EYFS features purpose-built Reggio Emilia-inspired classrooms, a library, a dining hall, dedicated play and learning spaces, and a specialist music room. Each class has one teacher and one full-time educational assistant, with a maximum of 20 students per class. The EYFS day is full-day with regular breaks for play and snacks, and FS-1 includes a 30-minute rest time. The Learning Library provides a dedicated space for stories, research, and borrowing books.
Facilities include an artificial turf pitch, a heated open-air swimming pool, a netball court, a covered sports area, and multiple age-appropriate playgrounds. The campus supports outdoor learning through two Forest Schools and a roof garden that contribute to physical activity and active play. These facilities are part of DBIS infrastructure across campuses, enabling varied sport and recreation opportunities.
The EYFS campus features purpose-built Reggio Emilia-inspired classrooms, a library, a dining hall, play and learning spaces, and a specialist music room. The Learning Library houses over 20,000 items in a purpose-built, cosy setting, with librarians on hand to support reading and research. Forest & Beach School programmes provide outdoor learning opportunities year-round, with two Forest Schools on site. Indoor spaces include art and music facilities that support creative learning.
Forest & Beach Schools provide regular outdoor learning opportunities for EYFS students, with sessions throughout the year in varying weather where safe. The programme aims to provide authentic learning experiences, develop transferable skills, foster curiosity and collaboration. The campus includes two Forest Schools and a roof garden to support outdoor exploration. The Learning Library serves as an information hub, with librarians helping students access stories and research resources.
DBIS’s Early Years Foundation Stage comprises FS-1 and FS-2, taught at a dedicated EYFS campus in Discovery Bay, Lantau Island. The programme follows the EYFS within the school’s broader British curriculum framework, with English as the language of instruction and EAL support for children who are new to English. The campus features Reggio Emilia-inspired learning spaces, a library, dining hall, specialist music room and generous outdoor areas. A distinctive feature at EYFS is the Forest & Beach Schools programme, giving each child regular, structured time to learn outdoors in local natural settings. Families can review admissions and fees via the School Admissions page, which links to the official DBIS Fees & Levies document. The school also offers school bus arrangements within Discovery Bay and publishes regular parent information and workshops, including Mandarin learning sessions.
