Progressive minds unite at NPSC Conference 2026 in Apeejay School, Saket

The National Progressive Schools’ Conference (NPSC), hosted at Apeejay School, Saket, emerged as a significant platform for dialogue, collaboration, and forward-thinking educational practices. Bringing together eminent educationists, school leaders, and members of the academic fraternity, the conference reflected a collective commitment towards shaping the future of progressive education in India.  

The day commenced with the Executive Committee Meeting, where key educational matters and future initiatives were deliberated upon by distinguished members of the conference. This was followed by the General Body Meeting, which began on an auspicious note with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and the recitation of sacred shlokas, creating an atmosphere of reflection, wisdom, and positivity.

Adding a cultural dimension to the event, students of the host school presented an enthralling Shiva dance performance that captivated the audience with its grace, energy, and spiritual essence. The presentation beautifully showcased the talent and artistic expression of the students while highlighting the school’s emphasis on holistic development.

A major highlight of the conference was the presence of esteemed guest speaker Mikin Lala, a noted entrepreneur and innovator in the field of education technology. He was warmly felicitated by the Principal of the school Dr. Sujeet Eric Masih and Chairperson of NPSC Mallika Preman in recognition of his valuable contributions to education and learning innovation. 

Mr. Lala’s insightful session on Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence proved to be one of the most engaging segments of the programme. Addressing educators and school leaders, he emphasised the growing importance of equipping students with future-ready skills, critical thinking abilities, and technological awareness in an increasingly digital world. His session sparked meaningful discussions on integrating innovation and AI-driven learning methodologies within school education.

The conference concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Mallika Preman, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, participants, and organisers for making the event a resounding success. The NPSC conference at Apeejay School, Saket, stood as a meaningful step towards educational innovation, collaborative learning, and academic excellence, reaffirming the shared vision of nurturing progressive and future-ready institutions.