1. Bagless Project Periods

For two weeks each year, primary students learn without heavy bags through activity-based modules, audio-visual sessions, field visits and teacher-designed worksheets. This period encourages joyful learning, creativity and hands-on engagement.

2. Value Education Sessions

Every morning begins with reflective discussions on ethics, global issues and life philosophies like Ikigai and Hygge. These sessions nurture emotional intelligence, awareness and thoughtful decision-making in students.

3. 100% Participation Policy

SIPS ensures that every child participates in annual sports, science and cultural events. This builds confidence, teamwork and equal opportunity for all learners.

4. Comfort-First Uniform Policy

The school has replaced traditional blazers with soft fleece jackets and formal shoes with comfortable sneakers. This shift prioritises student comfort, mobility and a modern approach to schoolwear.

5. C-Cube (Career & Counselling Cell)

The C-Cube Cell supports students with academic, emotional and time-management challenges. In-house counsellors provide personalised guidance to help them navigate school life with balance and confidence.

6. Intra-Class House Activities

Students choose from a range of competitions in music, dance, oratory and more during a dedicated activity week. This encourages creativity, self-expression and peer collaboration.

7. Academic Improvement Classes

Regular support classes help underperforming students strengthen foundational concepts and build confidence. The goal is to motivate learners to progress steadily at their own pace.

8. Light-Bag Schedule

Teachers from Grades 1–12 plan subject-specific days so students carry only what is necessary. This reduces physical strain and promotes student well-being.

9. Vocabulary Enhancement Program

Students from Grades 6–12 learn two new vocabulary words daily, shared by their class teachers. These words are discussed the next day, improving communication skills and language fluency.

10. Go Green Initiative

Since 1999, SIPS has maintained a public green belt opposite the campus in partnership with the Kanpur Municipal Commissioner. This reflects the school’s long-standing commitment to environmental responsibility.

11. Educational Tours & Outstation Trips

Structured trips for middle and senior students expose them to diverse cultural, historical and geographical experiences. These journeys deepen learning beyond the classroom and help students develop real-world understanding.