Oxford Grammar School, since its inception has endeavoured and strived to provide curricular and extra curricular activities to the students. The Motto of our school ‘Knowledge is power’ proved to be true and we proudly wants to share the most applauded brought by our student, master P.Pavan Kumar of class X, who is Nominated for the Balashree award from our state for his Marvelous project on Energy Efficient Hover craft. He was felicitated on 14th Nov, 2008 by the Honourable Chief Minister of A.P Dr.Y.S.Rajasekhara Reddy.

Master P.Pavan Kumar will take part in the final rounds, which is going to take place in Delhi, where in he will be competing with other states students to bag the most prestigious “Balashree” award.

OGS provides strong platform to all students coming from different backgrounds irrespective of financial status and community through the help of the latest teaching methods to enable then to empower their hidden talents by organizing numerous events like workshops, grilling session, brainstorming activities like quiz, debates, etc, which in turn enable the students to compete at National & International level both in academic as well as in sports. One such event which is very fresh in our minds is participation of our students in International Children’s Film Festivals held in Iran & Italy as Jury Members.

Oxford Heritage Club was started long back and put many efforts from its inception involving itself in the programmes of protecting the monuments and heritage buildings to promote the Indian culture and architectures of its kind. The members of the club under the guidance and Honorable Directors of Oxford Grammar School, Mr. Veda Kumar took the responsibility to bring the awareness of preserving the heritage building among the public as they stand at the symbols of Indian heritage so that the future generation will understand the greatness of our country.

Our students had taken up same activities which are worth mentioning like presenting some antiques depicting the old cultures of our country in the seminars conducted by INTACH. Many times the students visited the monuments like Paighan tombs, Chow Mahalla Palace etc. as a part of heritage works.

They collected some pictures of the old buildings and different structures and shapes of the Deccan Rock. On the whole our club members participated in many activities to enrich heritage education.