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New Oxford School gives strong emphasis on co-scholastic activities.These activities are planned to develop strength, confidence, time management, control, balance, leadership etc. Every student is encouraged to join atleast activity. Students must bring necessary materials by their own. Our PE teachers are young and dynamic and provide coaching for basketball, volleyball, throwball, football and many more.
At New Oxford School, we believe every child carries the spark of an innovator. Our NEC Junior Programme, conducted in association with the Entrepreneurship Cell, IIT Bombay, gives students a platform to explore their ideas, understand real-world problems, and build the confidence to act on them.
Through orientation sessions, creative poster-making, and the flagship Business Idea Pitch, students learn to identify a problem, shape a solution, and present it with clarity. Along the way they build critical thinking, communication, leadership, teamwork and resilience, the skills that shape confident learners for life.
The programme nurtures a wide range of essential skills, including:
Where Young Voices Find Their Words
Every child has a story to tell. The Literature Club gives students a creative space to write poems, stories, articles and reflections of their own, beyond the textbook.
Selected pieces are curated and published on the school’s digital platforms, so young writers see their work read and appreciated outside the classroom.
Every style and every level is welcome. The aim is not perfect writing but the confidence to write, experiment, and find an individual voice.
Along the way students strengthen vocabulary, communication, critical thinking and self-expression, skills that carry well beyond school.
At New Oxford School, words are how our students create, connect and inspire.
As part of our Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) program, swimming is introduced to promote physical fitness, improve motor skills, and instill water safety awareness. Regular swimming sessions not only teach essential life-saving skills but also keep students active, healthy, and confident in the water—all while having fun.
Basketball is a great way to get exercise, coordination, flexibility and endurance. The school provides a well equipped court for students with proper coaching.
Art education refers to education in the disciplines of dance, music and visual arts like drawing, painting and sculpture. At New Oxford, students are appreciated to nurture their skills in art and craft, Bharatanatyam, dance, drawing and painting.
Skating is an excellent way for kids to get exercise. It is also a fun activity it makes the kids active and improves balance, coordination and health. The School provides atmost care with experienced coaches.
Cricket has a vital role to play in the education of young students. It is a powerful component of learning with educational and social benefits by promoting engagement, teamwork, fairplay, competition and discipline. At New oxford, students are trained of high quality.
Football is the most popular sport every child likes. Playing football helps improve the students fine motor skills, balance, flexibility and coordination. The School provides children with guided tutoring.
Students begin with the abacus tool itself, a frame of rods and movable beads, learning to represent numbers and work through calculations by hand. Regular guided practice builds accuracy, and mental visualisation is introduced step by step, until students picture the beads and solve problems mentally, without the abacus at all.
The programme builds strong number sense and faster, more accurate mental maths. It sharpens concentration and memory, benefits that carry across every subject, and replaces hesitation with genuine confidence in mathematics.
We are pleased to introduce Vedic Maths classes at New Oxford School, rooted in traditional Indian mathematical knowledge. Our sessions make students active participants: rather than following one fixed formula, they observe patterns, compare methods and choose the best route to a solution. Guided activities and regular practice build shortcut techniques, estimation and mental calculation, step by step.
The result is faster, more flexible arithmetic and the confidence to simplify problems independently. Students sharpen pattern recognition and problem-solving, and the programme works alongside the regular CBSE curriculum as an additional set of tools, not a replacement for the methods taught in class.
