WHY OXBRIDGE WORLD SCHOOL?
- We educate our youth to face global challenges while ensuring they preserve their Indian cultural values. Our endeavors in constructing ocean liners involve incorporating Indian principles as anchors and ethical guidance as rudders.
- In the current dynamic landscape, with boundless opportunities emerging for the youth, we remain vigilant about the prevalent risks, notably the increasing alienation among adolescents which poses a significant threat.
- This entails honoring the sanctity of the home, adhering to ethical conduct, displaying kindness and integrity, practicing courtesy, and showing respect towards elders and teachers. It involves upholding truthfulness and embracing ahimsa, or non-violence, towards our environment – whether living beings or inanimate objects, encompassing the society we inhabit and the property we utilize. These values, passed down through generations, remain pertinent in our modern context.
- We aim for our children to comprehend their rights and responsibilities as conscientious citizens of our nation.
OUR FACULTY
- At Oxbridge World, we prioritize the selection of teachers with utmost diligence, handpicking the finest talents from across the nation.
- Our faculty members at Oxbridge World are not only academically proficient but also adept at mentoring students, instilling in them vital attributes for character development. We conduct specialized training programs to continuously enhance their skills, enabling them to adapt to the rapidly evolving demands of the contemporary educational landscape.
- We ensure the active involvement of our teachers in various school activities, including roles such as House Wardens, Class Representatives, members of the Environment Council, Editorial Board, Cultural Department or Sports among others. At Oxbridge World, we are unwavering in our commitment to maintaining excellent student-teacher ratios, recognizing that the quality of an educational institution is inherently tied to the caliber of its faculty members.
EXAMINATIONS
- The academic year consists of three terms, each culminating in an examination: Quarterly, Half-Yearly, and Annual. Additionally, regular class tests and assessments are integral in determining promotion.
- Annual Examinations for Nursery to 9th and 11th grades typically occur in March. Meanwhile, Class 10th and 12th (CBSE) students follow the examination timetable provided by CBSE, New Delhi.
- Students with less than 75% attendance are ineligible to sit for the Annual Examinations. Examinations for absentees are strictly held within the scheduled dates, with no exceptions made before or after.
- Students who miss one or more subjects cannot be considered for the top positions in the examination’s merit list.
OUR aDVANTAGES
24/7 SECURITY
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