Dear Parents,
March at Oakridge Bachupally has been a month of remarkable achievements and heartwarming moments. Our Early Years learners captivated audiences at TED-O, showcasing their passion for global issues. Senior-grade students excelled academically, with Olympiad champions and a Global Championship in Vedic Maths.
We witnessed remarkable achievements, such as our PYP Exhibition and Grade 10 class party, highlighting our students’ journey of inquiry and camaraderie. Our involvement in events like Autism Aura and the SEAMEI Teaching & Learning Conference showcased our dedication to inclusivity and innovation. As March draws to a close, we celebrate the immense growth, both intellectual and personal, witnessed in our students.
We look forward to the exciting adventures that await them this summer! Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our school community
Ms. Baljeet Oberoi, Principal
Oakridge International School, Bachupally
Grade 10 students had a memorable time with their friends and teachers as they gathered in school for the year-end class party. They shared their experiences of their fun-filled and learning journey at Oakridge, and the atmosphere was filled with nostalgia and reverence for their alma mater.
SLC encourages a sense of ownership over learning, fostering a personal connection to the educational journey. Cambridge Primary Learners(Grade 1 and 2) and Early Years (Nursery & EY1) students facilitated their learning to provide a relevant educational experience, navigating challenges—valuable skills for both academic and real-world contexts.
Our students actively participated in Marham’s Autism Aura event on March 16th. They volunteered at stalls showcasing art by autistic children, even performing alongside them.
Thanks to our supportive parents and a generous contribution from the school management, we’re proud to be part of Hyderabad’s first autism forum, “Spectrum Sparkle.”
Together, we’re promoting inclusivity and awareness!
Our curious Grade 1 explorers journeyed to the Botanical Garden, where they became plant detectives under the unit “Sharing the Planet.”
Little scientists observed a variety of fascinating flora – from towering cacti to climbing vines and fragrant herbs. They learned how different types of plants thrive in diverse conditions, deepening their understanding of our shared environment.
As the school year ends, Grade 8K bid farewell to Social classes with a unique potluck picnic, featuring homemade traditional recipes. They embraced sustainability by bringing steel plates and cups, minimizing plastic usage. A memorable occasion blending culinary appreciation with environmental responsibility.