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Oakridge diploma programme

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Hyderabad, March 6

Oakridge International School has announced the launch of IB (International Baccalaureate's) Diploma Programme (IBDP), becoming one of the 25 schools in the country to offer such course.

The programme, in vogue in 122 countries, was an internationally acclaimed approach to Plus 2 education, a press release said. "The programme encourages students to be active, compassionate and life-long learners," it said.

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