We are here to support you by answering any questions or concerns you may have because we recognise that the admissions process for your kid can be intimidating at times. 'Frequently Asked Questions' are addressed on this page. Please fill out an online inquiry form to get in touch with our Admissions Team if you would like any additional information about enrolling your child at OHS.

Can you give more information on the which are a part of the applicaltion process?

The admissions assessments are in English and Math, and a personal statement is collected as a part of the application. We have students who come from different curriculum, both national and international. Therefore assessments are largely skill-based and tested for ability levels expected in the grade that the student is applying for. No special preparation, beyond a good night’s sleep and healthy breakfast, is required or suggested for the admissions assessments.

Are students assened for home work at OHS?

From Grade 2, students will receive homework that helps them to build their self-management, mathematics, and literacy skills. As students matriculate to the higher grades, the amount of homework assigned increases appropriately.Meaningful and age-appropriate reading and homework is assigned.

Does the school offer any extra-curricular activities?

Yes. OHS has an extensive extra-curricular activities (ECA) programme, many student clubs and a competitive athletics program.

How will extra-carrucular activites help my child?

We encourage participation of students in extracurricular activities to give every child an opportunity to develop inherent skills and exhibit their non-academic abilities.
> Participation in extracurricular activities helps develop confidence of the student
> Physical Fitness
> Leadership Skills
> Team Spirit
> Communication & oratory skills
> Will help to identify the talent or skill of an individual

How often do parents meet formally with there children's teachers?

Parents may schedule an appointment with their child’s teachers at any time during the year, and occasionally, teachers will request to meet with parents as well.

How do you deal with a child who is unable to meet the academic expectation or is a below average child?

After every term ends, we review the performance of each student.
> We conduct remedial classes for students who need support and monitor their performance until after the next set of exams.
> We also check if these students have extraordinary abilities/interests in sports, music
> etc. If so, we encourage them and provide a conducive environment for them to progress in that field.