Boys' Town Public School

Coordinates: 20°00′02″N 73°45′54″E / 20.000426°N 73.764938°E / 20.000426; 73.764938 Boys' Town Public School, in Nashik, Maharashtra, India, is one of the oldest English medium schools in the region. Alumni of the school include Nari Contractor, former captain of the Indian cricket team.

History

Boys' Town was established in 1944 by philanthropist Seth Pirojshah Nusserwanji Mehta, who established a residential school at Nashik. He established ‘Boys’ Town’; a residential school. It is run by the P. N. Mehta Education Trust, Mumbai.

Structure

The school admits only boys as boarders, but admits girls as day scholars. It is divided into Nursery, Prep, Primary and Secondary sections,Higher Secondary sections.

External links

Boys' Town Public School

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