Curricular & Co-Curricular Activities

Labour Day Celebration: "Honoring Hard word celebrating Unity"

Labour Day has a rich history rooted in the labour movement, which fought tirelessly for fair wages, reasonable working hours and improved working conditions. It is a day dedicated to honoring the sacrifices and resilience of workers who have contributed significantly to the development and prosperity of societies around the globe. At OPS International School, we believe in teaching our students the value of hard work and the importance of respecting and appreciating those who labour to make our world a better place.

Rangoli Competition: Colors of tradition, Patterns of Pride".

Rangoli is a traditional Indian art form that involves creating intricate patterns and designs on the floor using materials like coloured powders, rice and flower petals. It is usually created during festivals and special occasions to welcome guests and bring good luck and prosperity. Rangoli is not only an expression of art but also a way to preserve and celebrate India’s rich cultural heritage . At OPS International School, we celebrate the vibrant and colourful tradition of Rangoli, a cherished art form that has been an integral part of Indian culture for centuries. Our Rangoli event is an exciting opportunity for students to showcase their artistic talents and creativity while learning about the cultural significance of this beautiful tradition.

Healthy Week: "Embrace Wellness, Choose Health".

Healthy Week is a special event dedicated to promoting wellness and encouraging healthy habits among students, staff and families. Throughout the week, we host a variety of activities, workshops, and events designed to inspire and educate our school community on the importance of physical activity, nutritious eating and mental health.

English Poetry: "Let's Dive into the Magic of English poetry ".

At OPS International School, we celebrate the power and beauty of English poetry. Poetry is not just a form of artistic expression but a vital part of our curriculum, offering students a unique opportunity to explore language, emotions and creativity. Through poetry, students can develop a deeper understanding of literature, improve their language skills and express their thoughts and feelings in innovative ways.

Show and Tell: "Show your World, Tell your Story ".

Show and Tell is a classroom activity where students bring an item of personal significance and present it to their classmates. This activity allows students to share stories, express their personalities and learn about each other’s diverse interests and backgrounds. At OPS International School, we believe in fostering creativity and self-expression from an early age. One of the ways we achieve this is through our engaging Show and Tell sessions, which are a beloved tradition in our early childhood and elementary classrooms. Show and Tell provides students with an opportunity to share their interests, develop their public speaking skills, and build confidence in a supportive environment.

Tree Plantation: "Plant a Tree, Grow a Future".

Tree plantation is a crucial environmental activity that contributes significantly to the health and well-being of our planet. Trees are vital for sustaining life on Earth, as they play a key role in producing oxygen, absorbing carbon dioxide and maintaining the balance of our ecosystems.

Environmental Benefits:Trees act as natural air filters, absorbing pollutants and releasing clean oxygen. They help combat climate change by sequestering carbon dioxide, one of the leading greenhouse gases responsible for global warming.

Economic and Social Benefits:Beyond environmental benefits, trees also offer economic and social advantages. Urban tree plantations enhance the beauty of cities, increase property values, and provide shade, reducing the need for air conditioning and lowering energy costs.

Human Well-being:Trees have a positive impact on human health and well-being. Green spaces with ample tree cover are associated with reduced stress levels, improved mental health and increased opportunities for physical activity.

So, We are Planting trees for a greener tomorrow.

Mehandi Competition: "Adorn with Art, Express with Elegance".

Henna, also known as mehandi, holds deep cultural, religious and aesthetic significance in many parts of the world, particularly in South Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.

Cultural Significance: Tradition and Rituals: Henna is an integral part of various cultural rituals and celebrations, especially in weddings, festivals and religious ceremonies. Applying henna is considered an auspicious practice, symbolizing joy, beauty and spiritual protection.

Festivals and Celebrations: Henna is commonly used during festivals like Eid, Diwali and Karva Chauth. It is a way to mark special occasions and celebrate with family and friends.

Therefore capture the essence of beauty and tradition with your henna designs.

Poster making: "Paint your Vision, Share your Voice".

Poster making is the art and process of creating a visual display that communicates a message or idea through a combination of images, text and design elements. Posters are used for various purposes, such as promoting events, raising awareness about issues, advertising products, or providing educational information.

Here’s why poster making is important:

Visual Communication: Posters condense information into a visually appealing format, making it easier for the audience to grasp the message at a glance. The combination of text and imagery ensures the message is communicated clearly and powerfully.
Memory Retention: Visuals are processed faster and remembered more effectively than text alone. A well-designed poster can leave a lasting impression on viewers, making the message more memorable.
Awareness and Education: Posters are commonly used in educational settings, healthcare and social campaigns to spread important information. They are effective tools for raising awareness about issues like public health, environmental concerns or social causes. Educational posters engage viewers by presenting information in a creative and interesting way, which can enhance learning and understanding.

And our kids design messages that speak Volumes.

Volleyball: Where teamwork and agility soar.

Volleyball is a team sport played on a rectangular court divided by a net. The objective is for one team to send the ball over the net and onto the opposing team’s side of the court in such a way that the opposing team cannot return it successfully.

Here’s why volleyball is important:

Cardiovascular Health: Volleyball is an aerobic sport that helps improve cardiovascular endurance and overall fitness.
Strength and Coordination: The game involves jumping, hitting, and quick lateral movements, which build muscle strength, agility, and hand-eye coordination.
Flexibility and Balance: Regular play enhances flexibility and balance, reducing the risk of injuries and improving overall body mechanics.
Teamwork: Volleyball is a team sport that requires effective communication, collaboration, and coordination among players. It fosters a sense of camaraderie and collective effort.
Social Skills: Playing volleyball promotes social interaction and helps develop interpersonal skills, such as leadership, cooperation and conflict resolution.
Community Engagement: Volleyball can bring people together through local leagues, school teams and community events, strengthening community bonds.

From serve to spike, the court is our arena.

That is our Motto.

"Run like you’re chasing your dreams."

The 100-meter race is one of the most iconic and popular track and field events, often considered the pinnacle of sprinting competitions. It involves running a straight 100-meter distance as fast as possible on a track, usually in a stadium setting.

Here’s the significance of 100 meter race:

Highlights of Athletics: The 100-meter race is one of the most watched and celebrated events in track and field, often referred to as the race to determine the “fastest person on earth.”

Inspiration: The race serves as a source of inspiration for athletes and fans alike, symbolizing the pinnacle of human speed and athletic achievement.

Training and Discipline: The race requires extensive training focusing on speed, power, technique and reaction time. Sprinters train to perfect their start, acceleration and stride to maximize their speed over the short distance.