India, Chandigarh
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Oakridge International School Mohali offers an educational pathway featuring the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Cambridge IGCSE for the middle years, and a choice between the CBSE and the IB Diploma Programme for senior students. The 5.18-acre campus includes specific facilities such as dedicated dance and music rooms, a swimming pool, and a library housing over 3,700 reference books. A distinctive feature of the school is its collaboration with MIT and The Juilliard School, which directly shapes its STEAM and performing arts instruction. Students participate in the LEAP (Learning Enrichment Activities Programme) and the signature CASnival, a student-led event focusing on community service and environmental projects like local recycling drives. Through the Global Campus online platform, students connect and collaborate on tasks with peers worldwide, ensuring daily instruction is tied to practical problem-solving.
12A, State Highway, next to Thunderzone Amusement Park, 12A, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Sawara, Punjab 140307, India
Oakridge International School Mohali has instruction in English.
The school is located in Mohali, on Sirhind Road near Landran, Sas Nagar, along State Highway 12A. It sits on a 5-acre campus in the Chandigarh–Mohali–Panchkula tri-city area and is part of Nord Anglia Education.
Grades 6–12, with Middle Years (Grades 6–10) and Senior Years (Grades 11–12).
Nord Anglia Education Day school.
Nationalities represented: 20+
Supplemental Education programs include Oakridge Venture and international trips.
India
GPS-enabled transport with real-time tracking on every Oakridge bus.
Oakridge International School Mohali teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Oakridge Mohali offers International Baccalaureate (IB), Cambridge IGCSE, and Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curricula. The IB curriculum enables students to transition to CBSE or IGCSE programmes and emphasizes inquiry, interdisciplinary learning and global perspectives. The Cambridge IGCSE is taught for Grades 6–10, with an international context and emphasis on multilingualism and core literacies. The CBSE programme runs from Grades 6 to 12, with science, commerce and other streams, culminating in Class 12 board examinations. The curriculum integrates practical work, guest lectures, field trips and project work, uses technology-enabled teaching, and offers language options and enrichment experiences. Global Campus programmes and international collaborations support a global education pathway.
Average class size is 26-27 students.
100% pass rate in IGCSE and CBSE.
Global Campus in School provides a global education passport enabling study anywhere in the world, and Oakridge Mohali has IBDP authorization, with results and continued university progression communicated by the school.
Supplemental Education programs include Oakridge Venture and international trips; Talent development is fostered through events such as Oakridge IQ Pan India Quiz, TEDx and Oakridge Talent.
The school integrates social-emotional learning across the campus through school-wide planning and dedicated student SEL sessions. It runs 45-minute SEL sessions for students and a daily/weekly planner with activities aligned to development needs. Teachers speak with each child individually about how they feel and their coursework, offering relevant resources. Parent engagement includes online coffee sessions to support learning at home. Wellbeing content covers emotional state and health, with life-skills sessions addressing feelings, group dynamics, social skills, aggression, relationships, and bullying.
Inclusion is a core focus; teaching methods are adapted to different learning needs, celebrating unique talents, and ensuring mental wellbeing remains a top priority. The school emphasizes holistic growth across academics, emotions, and social development.
Student-led initiatives such as Project Synapse explore neuroscience and psychology to deepen understanding of the mind and promote self-awareness and wellbeing. Spirit Week and related activities foster resilience, emotional intelligence, and social-emotional skills. As part of the learning culture, wellbeing is integrated into daily life.
The school maintains safeguarding and child protection policies to protect students and ensure safe learning environments.