Dear Parents,
We at Oakridge Bachupally joyfully celebrates 15 years of innovation and inspiring dreams. Reflecting on this remarkable journey fills me with immense pride for the achievements of our students, faculty, and entire community. This month, our students shone brightly, securing top positions in the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary checkpoints, showcasing their dedication and hard work. Additionally, three of our students represented Oakridge at the NAE-UNICEF Student Summit in Houston, collaborating with global leaders on Sustainable Development Goals.
We recently hosted the Academic Excellence Award, recognizing students who excel in academics, sports, performing and visual arts, and Nord Anglia initiatives. These achievers set a shining example for their peers. We’re also excited to unveil the Sports Enhancement Program for 2024-25, aiming to empower students through hands-on learning experiences. As we introduce new initiatives like Olympiad Exams, RFID technology, and Maker’s Space, we continue to prioritize safety, innovation, and holistic development. We eagerly anticipate even greater accomplishments and milestones on our journey towards excellence.
Ms. Baljeet Oberoi, Principal
Oakridge International School, Bachupally.
We kicked off 15 years of Oakridge Bachupally with a bang! Our anniversary celebration started with a vibrant 5K run, celebrating not just health and community, but everything that’s been at the heart of Oakridge for the past decade and a half.
Bipasha Basu, along with other guests, joined us for our 15th anniversary. It was heartwarming to see the joy on our students’ faces as they geared up and participated. This event wasn’t just about the finish line; it was about building a foundation for a healthy lifestyle, setting goals, and feeling that incredible sense of togetherness that makes Oakridge Bachupally so special.
Krishaa (5 PYP) won big at the 9th Sub-Junior & Junior Interdistrict Swimming Championships held at Gachibowli. She is now set to compete at the upcoming National Aquatic Championship in Bhubaneswar.
Achievements: 2 silver medals in 100m and 50m breaststroke, and 2 bronze medals in 50m backstroke and 200m individual medley.
As part of this CAS activity, IBDP students connected with EYP learners to teach them self-management skills, such as tying shoelaces and practicing healthy habits. This exchange highlighted the essence of learning at Oakridge Bachupally.