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Our Geckos dived into the year's events with gusto, banding together and giving every opportunity their all in a testament to the strong community spirit at OSC. Whether it was honing their athletics and artistic skills or celebrating togetherness, everyone certainly enjoyed themselves!
Our Geckos started their new year with
infectious excitement.
Our inspiring DP2 students took the stage
to showcase their TOK Exhibitions.
The SCN hosted a wonderful picnic
for OSC families.
Aniva and Kartik empowered OSC students to champion children’s rights and climate action, sparking inspiration for a sustainable future.
Our Primary students proudly showcased their skills to the entire community.
The School celebrated unity through diversity.
The little ones enjoyed dressing up as their favourite spooky characters!
OSC hosted the SAISA Boys’ Volleyball 2023 tournament and a friendly competitive spirit prevailed.
The show was full of wit, carrying a message that was both fun and hopeful.
Highlighting the moving tale of Elves Tembe’s transformative journey, “The Dreamer” book launch was inspiring.
Darkly funny, this production was one to remember.
The concert celebrated the connection between the OSC community and Vidyaloka Vidyalaya as they came together through music.
Grade 6 students celebrated Unity in Diversity through creative and skillful performances in The Greatest Show.
Our primary students enjoyed developing teamwork and strategy through innovative games.
Our students showcased projects reflecting their growth in the IB Middle Years Programme.
The School came together to celebrate this vibrant festival.
The OSC community came together for a good cause, and a fun game of cricket.
History was honoured and local culture and heritage were celebrated.
OSC hosted a spectacular tournament appreciated by all visiting teams.
Our students shared their experiences from historical site visits and outdoor activities, underscoring the value of experiential learning.
The “Home Run” charity event, organised by the Housing and Habitat and Care for Paws service groups, raised funds through a collaborative run.
The annual drive to encourage children to read was great fun!
The children had fun dressing up as their favourite literary characters.
The annual talent show had some stellar performances that captivated the audience.
OSC parent Jonathan Geense presented his heartwarming tale of a tiger’s budding friendship with humans.
Students shared the languages of their heart in celebration of cultural diversity.
The COMUN XXX cohort had a rewarding experience as they debated with passion.
Ms Salomon’s message inspired all in attendance, highlighting the important work done by the Foundation.
The end-of-year visual arts exhibition symbolised a proud conclusion to two years of creative study.
A fun gathering that united friends and a love
of good food.
New bonds were formed as the two schools connected in cultural exchange and knowledge-sharing.
A series of exciting activities ensured that the 2024 festival was a resounding success.
Friends came together to honour community in celebration.
Local talent and artistry were on full display.
Our MYP performers gave it their all in this theatrical exploration.
The Open Day showed prospective families what the School has to offer when it comes to high-quality education.
Our seniors enjoyed a memorable experience at this signature red carpet-style event.
Celebrating athleticism and the Gecko spirit!
The community came together to celebrate
new beginnings.
We bid fond goodbyes to our eldest students, wishing them the best on their journeys.
Grade 5 students presented impactful projects on “Arts for Advocacy”, showcasing their creativity and commitment to positive change.
Primary art students participated in a workshop with the China Cultural Centre, where they explored museum artifacts and created miniature keychain replicas.
Our Gecko swimmers came together to have a splash!
Our primary students presented their work, building their confidence in themselves and their learning.
The community united to share heartfelt moments captured in art.
Grade 6 students engaged with local news personality Heshan (Hesh) de Silva in a dynamic discussion on the Port City project, showcasing their knowledge and curiosity.
The CEO of Emerge Global spoke at length about the work of the foundation and its mission, highlighting why its work is important.
The whole school had a meaningful opportunity to express their thoughts through art.
Celebration of the festival fostered a sense of community.
Inspiring talks gave our students much food for thought.
Grade 6 students showcased their growth in Social and Emotional Learning and teamwork through a dynamic exhibition.
Parents and teachers alike were proud of the growth that our Primary students displayed over the years.
We celebrated the special achievements of our Secondary students.
