Oxford Public School

As our students of class 12 embark on new journey, the students of class 11 put together an unforgettable farewell for them. From emotional speeches to fun performances, the juniors showed their appreciation for their seniors' legacy.
The event kicked off with a warm welcome, followed by wonderful performances – a mix of dance, music and games that left everyone in splits and nostalgia.
The event brought together students, teachers, and parents, creating a warm and memorable atmosphere, creating memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. The gifts, games, and the delicious food added to the fun.
A special thanks to Class 11 for organizing this wonderful tribute.

A Quality Circle (QC) Training Workshop was conducted for a group of our school teachers with the aim of strengthening collaborative practices and continuous improvement in teaching–learning processes.
The workshop was led by Mr. Thomas Mathew from the Gwalior Chapter, who provided valuable insights into the concept of Quality Circles and Lead Quality Circles (LQC). He discussed various practical tools used in QC and LQC, explaining how they can be effectively applied to identify problems, analyze root causes, and arrive at constructive solutions within an educational setup.
The session was interactive, insightful, and highly motivating. Teachers found the training enriching and relevant, and it encouraged them to adopt quality-driven approaches in their professional practices.
We sincerely thank Mr. Thomas Mathew for an engaging and thought-provoking workshop.

Little Forum: Young Minds Debate"

Our school hosted "Little Forum," a dynamic event where students from grades 2-4 debated engaging topics like "Junk Food vs. Fruits" and "Being Smart vs. Being Kind"," Pet Vs Toys" in an MUN-style format. With confidence and creativity, these young thinkers presented arguments, listened to peers, and honed critical thinking and public speaking skills.

Our school remains committed to providing platforms where students don't just learn about the world—they practice leading it.
This initiative, nurture 21st-century skills like collaboration, communication, and leadership in our students from an early age. Kudos to these young debaters for their enthusiasm and thoughtfulness!

Our school celebrated Republic Day with great pride and patriotic spirit. The day featured the unfurling of the Tricolour, inspiring speeches, and vibrant cultural performances by our students, reflecting the values of unity, freedom, and responsibility. Together, we honoured the Constitution and renewed our pledge to be responsible citizens of India.

Our school recently hosted the Fifth chapter of Oxford Model United Nations (OMUN) event, bringing together enthusiastic students to engage in diplomacy, debate, and problem-solving. Participants represented various countries and tackled pressing global issues .With confidence and poise, they delivered speeches, negotiated resolutions, and demonstrated leadership and teamwork.

The event not only sharpened students’ public speaking and critical thinking skills but also deepened their understanding of world affairs and the importance of collaboration. It was a truly enriching experience that inspired young minds to think globally and act responsibly.
WHO
Best delegate- Yuvna Mishra
High Commendation- Yogyta Pachauri
Special mention- Arpita Meena

G20
Best delegate- Meghna Shrivastava
High Commendation- Mannat Gupta
Special mention- Anikesh R Arya

UNHRC
Best delegate- Bhavya Arya
High Commendation- Rian Agarwal
Special mention- Saksham Gupta