INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS' CONFERENCE (IPSC) was founded on 16th and 17th June,1939 under the chairmanship of Mr. J P Sargent, Educational Commissioner with the Government of India. Initially they decided to to form an Association of the Heads of Indian Public Schools (then known as Head Masters' Conference India). With the objective to advise the Government on educational problems and educate the Indian Public to appreciate the need for a number of first class schools in India whose general training is designed to prepare boys of ability for positions of leadership and responsibility in all walks of life; and to encourage the opening, development and expansion of such schools.
At the third meeting in 1940 held at Raj Kumar College, Raipur, that the name of the Headmasters' Conference (India) was changed to its present name-the INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS' CONFERENCE (IPSC) .
Currently there are total 79 member schools and The Army Public School, Dagshai is one of the proud member of this organization since 1992.
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