CEO Aujla & associates Message

CEO Aujla & associates Message

We live in a world blessed with sights that are beautiful beyond imagination. Everybody probably dreams of visiting at least one of such places in his lifetime. Living in modern cities with high-rise buildings, we tend to miss out a lot what Mother Nature has to offer as well as some of the most incredible man-made structures, like Canal view housing scheme, adjacent to Wapda town, being uniquely built throughout the course of history.

Canal view housing scheme Gujranwala by virtue of its green parks, pollution free environment, canal view, scenic beauty and civic amenities, has an irresistible attraction for people both at home and abroad. This attraction has been further enhanced by the city's wide open roads, modern town planning, clean residential areas and good security. Therefore, having a home in Canal view housing scheme Gujranwala must have been a dream of those who ever visited this city in their lifetime.

Canal view housing scheme Gujranwala provides all amenities of life like eating and drinking, parks and gardens, shopping areas, health centre, Gymnasium and educational institution like Oasis International High school.

Oasis International High school Gujranwala continues to uphold traditional values while adopting contemporary infrastructure and pedagogies. Individuals having diverse backgrounds, carrying unique streaks of values, traditions and cultures enter the portals of a learning community. 

Principal’s Message

We’re polishing stars at Oasis International High School!

Welcome to Oasis International High School, known affectionately to all who know us simply as Oasis School. We are so glad you are visiting our school off and on, and we hope it will help you get to know more about the progress of your child & our school.

With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, dedicated teachers, and a rich tapestry of cultures representative of our community, Oasis School is a wonderful place to teach and to learn.

Oasis School is committed to academic excellence. Together with our families and the community, the staff and students of Oasis work toward clearly focused educational, personal, and social goals. Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved in the school. When parents attend school functions, they demonstrate to their children that they value school and education. Attending events such as parent/teacher conference and coming to PTM meetings are all important ways that parents learn about what’s going on at school.

Volunteering sets an important example for children about shared responsibility. There are innumerable opportunities to volunteer, whether it is in the classroom, participating in PTM activities, chaperoning field trips, serving as a Morning Assembly Announcer, beating drum march, or assisting with Prefect tasks. Parents learn about these opportunities through school newsletters, the school Circulars, and through the many PTM flyers and notices/SMS that are sent home, or simply by calling the school office and inquiring. We are involving children in creative Class work, Art Work and groom them to a level where they can independently handle the academic and extra-curricular responsibilities.

Parents are informed about school policies, procedures, academics, and events through a variety of channels. The Back-to-School packet which goes home with the students on the first day of school contains information about school and district rules and procedures, behavior expectations, the school calendar, and other essential information, as well as the PTM packet. The PTM packet includes volunteer information and sign-up forms. During the year parents stay informed through school notices/ SMS / Circulars, the Principal’s Newsletter, announcements on our local cable TV channel.

How to get involved in your child’s education at Oasis
1. Fill out the PTA volunteer forms. Forms are available in the school office.
2. Ask your child questions about what he/she learned in school that day. (“What did you learn in activity room?” or “What stories are you reading in school?”) 
3. Read to your child every day.
4. Check your child’s backpack daily for letters or flyers about upcoming events. 
5. Call the school or the principal or teacher if you have any questions or concerns. 
6. Sign up to help at a class event like parties or field trips. 
7. Attend PTM general meetings to learn about school events.
8. Assist your child with homework assignments by creating a quiet environment to work.

9. Early learning through music .

10. Participating in physical activity.

Please come by and see our school for yourself!