OXFORD CONVENT SCHOOL

About Us

Oxford Convent School is a unique English Medium School nurturing the future. It is being managed by ‘Aastha Education trust’ a non-profit making trust. The school aims to provide an educational, spiritual, moral, academic, physical, social and cultural background to make its student intelligent and useful citizens.

Oxford Convent School is one of the popular school in sasaram rohtas. Oxford Convent School teaching concentrates on students' growth in line with the affiliated school board curriculum helping each individual in their educational success.

We feel the responsibilities to recognize the dignity and worth of the each student and importance of his/her responsibility to his/her fellow man in the world community.

Rules & Discipline

The Oxford Convent School of today as understood has taken major strides towards imparting not just conventional education but also the values, ethics and expectations of contemporary India from its youth.

• Student are to abide by the rules and regulation of the school.
• All students must try to converse in English during the school hours.
• Students are always expected to come to the school in the school uniform.
• Students are not permitted to leave the school premises during the school hours except under genuine reasons.
• Smoking, Chewing pan masala, using chewing gums and similar unhealthy practices are strictly discouraged in and outside the school.
• Ragging as well as eve teasing is strictly prohibited;stringent disciplinary measures will be taken against any one who is guilty of these illegal practices.

Teaching & Learning

Teaching Principles

When we teach, we do not just teach the content, we teach students the content. A variety of student characteristics can affect learning.For example, students’ cultural and generational backgrounds influence how they see the world; disciplinary backgrounds lead students to approach problems in different ways; and students’ prior knowledge (both accurate and inaccurate aspects) shapes new learning.

Learning Principles

Students must develop not only the component skills and knowledge necessary to perform complex tasks, they must also practice combining and integrating them to develop greater fluency and automaticity. Finally, students must learn when and how to apply the skills and knowledge they learn.