OTC hosts our first parents forum of the academic year

It was another opportunity for parents and the college to merge minds on the 15th of October 2016, when our Parents Forum themed, How to Raise Unique Children, was held. As an event that was parent focused, our parents had ample time to be taken through a progress report of various college activities and programmes all geared toward giving our students the top notch educational experience that we are known for. An alumnus  of the college, Ikechukwu Ofili, was at hand to give a talk on parenting in the 21st century, aptly using his personal experience from being an average student to the peak of academic excellence. This talk and another, 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, were  not only cerebral, but also enlightening. The parents equally had the opportunity to interact with the college members, though mostly informally to get some insights into their children’s academic well being. All in all a great event and wonderful to welcome so many new faces to the...

Cultural Day @ OTC

Here are some images of our recently held cultural day at Oxbridge. Wonderful day for all involved celebrating our many foods, dress, languages, arts...

OTC Student take part in The Yale Young Scholar’s program.

The Yale Young African Scholars Program is a high-intensity academic and leadership program designed for Nigerian secondary school students who have the talent, drive, energy and ideas to make meaningful impacts as young leaders. 3 of our students were selected to take part in this prestigious and rigorous program: FEJIRO AMROHVE CHIDOZIE ONYEZE OYINDAMOLA DEPO-OYEDOKUN An exciting opportunity to meet other talented students, travel and continue your academic journey with a boost. We applaud you and wait with baited breath to see all that you accomplish in the...

OTc Staff Retreat 2016

It was again time to look back at how far we have come in the last year, as the college hosted  the annual Oxbridge Retreat on the 28th of June, 2016. After the opening remark by the Managing Director of the college, Dr. (Mrs.) C. O. Ogunsanya, who introduced the objective of the retreat (entitled Professionalism and Ethics), the chairman of the board, Mr. Tope Togun, did a recap of the 2015 retreat, entitled Reflective Management. This proved moving and riveting,   eliciting a positive response from the members of staff present. This was followed by a presentation by Mr. Oyewumi, who looked at the discourse from a Human Resources point of view. Mr. Cillers, the Principal of the Grace School, took the centre stage later and he explored the  practical sides of ethics. Another member of the board, Dr. Oshadare came in with a framework towards forming an ethics policy in the college. These are just some snippets of what proved to be an amazingly insightful and engaging event. It was great to look back at such a fulfilling year and we await the start of the next school year full of vigour and...

Oxbridge’s third Open House of the year

The third and the last Open House for this academic year was held on the 4th of June, 2016 with a quite a large turnout of parents and students who wanted to get acquainted with the various world-class educational opportunities that the college has to offer. From the presentation delivered by the Managing Director of the college, Dr. (Mrs.) C. O. Ogunsanya and specially invited delegates of some of our international partners (Andrew Straughan from NCUK, Ray Halpin of DIFC and Joyce and Mark from Insight Education) to testimonials from an alumna, those in attendance had the unique opportunity of being presented with different university education opportunities. Opportunities not only from Europe and North-Africa, but also from top universities in Nigeria and Ghana. The guests were also taken round the college to see our facilities first-hand. Lastly they had the opportunity to meet with the various representatives at their stands for in depth conversations about their specific options. All in all it was a wonderful opportunity and very insightful for all who attended.  If you haven’t had the opportunity to attend on of our Open Houses don’t worry. We have additional events aimed at parents in the coming weeks. Don’t forget you can always contact us to arrange a one on one session with our admissions...

HIV/AIDS Campaign Taken to Anglican Girls

On the 20th of May 2016, a handful of OTC students under the ISA (International School Awards) programme took the HIV/AIDS campaign to the Anglican Girls Grammar School, Surulere, Lagos. The 7 students, ably represented by Walid Adegunwa and Lewechi Nkata delivered an interesting and enlightening presentation, that took their highly attentive audience through the causes and prevention of the scourge. The interest in this life-impacting topic is evident through the various thought-provoking questions asked by the audience, who also had ample opportunity to interact informally with the visiting students. Though initially meant for the entire school, due to logistical problems, the team was only able to address the SS3 students, who we had envisaged would find the programme more beneficial. Thankfully that was exactly what played out. Our appreciation to the management of Anglican Girls Grammar School for giving us the opportunity to share our knowledge about HIV/AIDS with your students....