Art
Art education gives students a creative outlet that sharpens problem-solving. The Annual Art Exhibition shows paintings, sculptures, posters, murals, photographs, sketches and mixed media.
Student Life
Courts, choirs, clubs and competitions — how children at Oxford find out what they are good at.
1990Tournament since
Sports
Basketball is our prime sport — and has been for decades
The school has adopted basketball as its principal sport and works as a talent development centre in the game. Since 1990 it has hosted the Hansraj Prabhakar Memorial Invitational Basketball Tournament, drawing teams from reputed schools across the Delhi region in four categories — Senior Boys, Senior Girls, Mini Boys (under 13) and Mini Girls (under 13). Trophies and individual prizes are awarded, with special recognition for the highest scorers and best players.
Students compete at inter-class, inter-house, zonal, district, state, national and international levels.
Annual Sports Day
Held on 25 February, the birth anniversary of our founder. The programme features PT drills with hoop, ribbon and scarf, yoga and dumbbells, and track and field events for Pre-Primary to Class V.
Fit India Movement
Physical education, yoga and mock drills are built into every student's schedule. Fit India Week brings yoga sessions, nutrition education, fitness quizzes, declamation and poster-making for Pre-Primary to Class XII.
Co-Curricular
Cultural activity plays a pivotal role in personality development
Special assemblies for national and local festivals, exhibitions and drama sit alongside a full calendar of competition.
DebatesDeclamationsSinging
DancingRecitationShort plays
QuizExhibitionsDrama
Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat (MILAP)
National integration through display boards, scrapbooks and presentations showcasing the heritage, customs and traditions of different states.
G20 & national programmes
CBSE-initiated quiz competitions, slogan writing, elocution, essay writing and poster making, so students understand India's role on the world stage.
The House System
Four houses, named for four ranges
Students of Classes VI to X are divided into four vibrant houses. Each is guided by a House In-charge and Vice In-charge, and led by a House Captain and Vice-Captain, to build identity, responsibility and teamwork.
Vindhya
The Powerful Pythons- Captain
- Nishtha Kumari, X-B
- Vice Captain
- Devbani Kaur, IX-D
Nilgiri
The Fearless Tigers- Captain
- Darsh Tiwari, X-A
- Vice Captain
- Pari, IX-D
Aravali
The Roaring Leopards- Captain
- Mahi Khattar, X-A
- Vice Captain
- Vanshika Lamba, IX-A
Shivalik
The Mighty Bears- Captain
- Armaan Saxena, X-A
- Vice Captain
- Annapurna Garg, IX-C
Clubs
Where individual talent gets its own room
Month-wise activities are allocated to the various clubs, and a myriad of activities is organised through the academic year.
Mathematics Club
Puzzles, the Maths Fair and inter-class competitions.
Science Club
Experiments, models and the annual Science Fair.
Commerce Club
Market simulations, budgeting and enterprise activities.
Humanities Club
Heritage walks, discussion and civic awareness.
Literary Club
Debate, creative writing, recitation and the school magazine.
Eco Club
Environment education, conservation drives and green campaigns.
EBSB Club
Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat — celebrating the states of India.
Road Safety & Cyber
Traffic-rule awareness and cyber-security training programmes.
Student Life
There is a lot going on here
Browse the photo gallery to see a school year at Oxford, from Sports Day to the Annual Function.
