Dear Parents,
As we reflect on the month of August, I am immensely proud of the remarkable achievements of our students. From taking on leadership roles in the Student Council to excelling in academics, sports, and social impact initiatives, our students have shown an extraordinary commitment to growth and excellence. Their participation in events like the Oakridge MUN, Global University Expo, and various competitions underscores their drive and determination.
Equally inspiring is the sense of community we continue to foster. Our Independence Day celebration, the Rakhi initiative, and the Coffee Morning with parents highlight the values that bind us together. These moments of connection and collaboration enrich our school environment and strengthen our shared commitment to nurturing well-rounded, thoughtful, and compassionate leaders.
Thank you for your continued support in making our school a place where every student thrives.
Ms. Baljeet Oberoi, Principal
Oakridge International School, Bachupally.
Oakridge MUN 2024 was a remarkable journey of debate and diplomacy. With outstanding contributions across 10 committees, including International Press, our young leaders showcased their critical thinking and leadership skills. We eagerly anticipate next year’s conference!
Our newly elected Student Council members have taken their oath to lead and serve. Their commitment to our school community is truly inspiring. We look forward to the positive changes they will bring as they take on their roles with dedication and enthusiasm.
We hosted a coffee morning, fostering a strong partnership between parents and educators. Parents engaged with the leadership team and explored the curriculum, and observed classroom activities, creating a meaningful connection and shared understanding.
Our Early Years students celebrated Rakhi by crafting biodegradable rakhis, reinforcing the values of environmental care. This thoughtful initiative highlighted the importance of blending tradition with sustainability, leaving a lasting impression on all involved.
Oakridge Bachupally’s Global University Expo connected students with over 45 top universities. This event provided invaluable insights, helping students understand the importance of early planning in shaping their future academic and career paths.
This week, over 180 students from Grades 8 to 12 participated in a 2-hour express course on Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid, led by our alumnus Lasitha, now studying medicine at the University of Buckingham. The session equipped students with essential emergency skills.
Myra Taneja of Grade 10 brought home a bronze medal at the 41st Junior Telangana State Taekwondo Championship. Her dedication and hard work paid off, showcasing her talent and determination. Congratulations, Myra!
Sharvesh from Grade 5 won 1st prize in the Hyderabad Cycling Group League 5. Competing against 22 participants, his determination and athleticism were on full display. Congratulations on your victory, Sharvesh!
Sai Krishna, Grade 5 CP, secured 5th place in the Telangana State Ranking Chess Tournament, showcasing his strategic thinking and dedication to the game. We are proud of his accomplishment in the U-11 category.
Tiara Ghosh from Grade 5 CP had her story published in an anthology, making her the youngest author featured in the edition. Her achievement is a testament to her creativity and perseverance. Congratulations, Tiara!
Fardeen, Grade 11 CBSE, captained the Medchal Malkajgiri district basketball team to a Bronze medal at the 5th Telangana State Youth Basketball Championship. His leadership and teamwork are commendable. Well done, Fardeen!
Our Social Impact Leads, Fiona & Mrudula, represented Oakridge at the Telangana Rural Development CSR Summit 2024. Their participation underscores our commitment to the ‘1 Corporate-1 Village’ initiative, aiming to uplift rural communities across Telangana.
Our Cambridge Primary students collected 700 kg of dry waste in a Recycling Drive with GoodeeBag. This initiative supports SDG 12 and reflects our commitment to environmental sustainability through practical action. A big thank you to our young environmentalists!
Grade 11 and 12 students participated in the UNCRC Gallery activity, creating an engaging bulletin board on children’s rights. This initiative educated their peers about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, promoting global awareness and advocacy.
Our PYP team came together to strengthen their understanding of social constructivism through a collaborative session. By sharing best practices and exploring design thinking, they are enhancing the learning experience for our students.
Sports teams conducted a well-being activity for the Early Years and PYP educators, focusing on team-building and self-care. This session was a valuable opportunity to reflect, recharge, and reinforce our commitment to holistic education
