Type Public Established 1959 (1959) Principal and Manager Mr. Stephen DaCosta Founded 1959 | Motto "Courage is destiny" Chairman Mr. Neil O'Brien Founder Frank Anthony Phone 011 2629 3128 | |
School board Council for The ISC Examinations Address Lajpat Nagar - IV, New Delhi, Delhi 110024 Similar Laxman Public School, Fr Agnel School, Summer Fields School, Don Bosco School, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya | ||
The frank anthony public school new delhi iflc international festival of language and culture
The Frank Anthony Public School is a public school in New Delhi, India.
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The school was founded in 1959 by Mr. Frank Anthony who was a member of the Indian constituent assembly and represented the Anglo-Indian committee. The four school buildings, designed by the German architect Mr. Heinz, are located at Lajpat Nagar - 4, adjacent to the Lady Shri Ram College.
The school is coeducational and has more than 4000 boys and girls on the rolls from classes Nursery, Preparatory up to Class XII.
The school is established, owned and administered by the All-India Anglo-Indian Education Institution, New Delhi, registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. It is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (the only one in New Delhi), which was established by the late Mr. Frank Anthony in 1958 in liaison with the Cambridge Syndicate and continued as the elected Chairman till his demise in December 1993.
The Frank Anthony Public School (often abbreviated as 'FAPS'), is a co-educational day-school, for students ranging from 3–18 years.
The school is divided into four sections i.e., the Nursery Section, the Junior Section, the Middle Section and the Senior Section. Students of classes 11 and 12 are divided into three sections: Science (English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Computer, Biology/Computer Applications/Economics), Commerce (English, Commerce, Accounts, Economics, Sociology/Second Language) and Humanities (English, Literature in English, second language, History, Sociology, Political Science).