EKYA at The OASIS: Empowering Future Global Citizens

At The OASIS, our EKYA programme for Classes IX to XII is meticulously designed to prepare students for the pivotal challenges that await them in higher education and beyond. This critical phase of our high school experience is divided into two distinct stages: the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) for Grades IX and X, and the Indian School Certificate (ISC) for Grades XI and XII.

A Foundation for University and Lifelong Success Recognised nationally for its excellence, the EKYA programme not only prepares students for university but also aligns with our holistic educational objectives. The curriculum fosters a deep understanding of academic content and develops the competencies needed for students to excel in competitive external examinations.

Developing Skills for a Globalised World Our approach goes beyond academic preparation to develop essential life skills that shape students into true global citizens. This includes:

Diverse Learning Strategies

We offer a range of learning techniques tailored to meet the diverse styles and unique academic needs of each student, ensuring personalised educational experiences.

Cultural Identity and Self-awareness

Reinforcing the importance of culture and identity, EKYA encourages students to explore their sense of self, fostering a strong internal compass as they navigate various life stages.

Teamwork and Collaboration

By creating ample opportunities for collaborative learning, students learn to appreciate the significance of teamwork and collective effort in achieving common goals.

Effective Communication

We emphasise the development of robust communication skills that transcend cultural boundaries, promoting open-mindedness and the ability to engage with diverse perspectives.

A Conducive Learning Environment

EKYA is committed to establishing an educational atmosphere that boosts self-confidence and values the intrinsic worth of all community members.

At The OASIS, EKYA stands as a beacon of comprehensive education, where students are not just prepared for exams but are groomed to be confident, competent, and compassionate individuals ready to contribute positively to a global society.