Activities galore:

The school can boast of providing the under mentioned facilities to each girl child for developing a hobby or two of her choice.

Hobbies: Shiksha Bharati believes that knowledge and skills imparted to the students  should not just be limited to the academics but they should cover non-academic areas as well. Development of good hobbies, crafts is an integral part of meaningful education. Some of the hobbies followed by the students of  Shiksha Bharati are:

a) Photography
b) Gardening
c) Herbal Medicine Plantation
d) Knitting
e) Cooking
f) Embroidery
g) Preservation of food
h) Preparation of pickle.
i) Band and music
j) Health and Hygiene

Physical Activities: Lots of physical and sporting activities are also conducted at the Shiksha Bharati to ensure good physical development, immune power, stamina and overall confidence for its students. The activities vary from ancient Yoga to modern day air gun shooting. Major activities being pursued at the Shiksha Bharati campus include the following:

a) Judo
b) Karate
c) Yoga
d) Taekwondo
e) Air Gun Shooting
f) Drill
g) Military training
h) NCC

Gaushala:

A small gaushala tending some 50 cows to cater to the need of students and residents will be maintained at the Shiksha Bharati campus. Cow dung manure shall be utilized as a fertilizer. Cooking gas will be provided  through a Biogas Plant. Its approximate cost will be Rs. 20 lakh. A cow has been considered a sacred and multi-utility animal in Indian religious scriptures, and commands great respect among the people here. Due to its traditionally important role in agriculture and milk production, the animal is considered as an important component of village economy as well. As a part of making students aware of their traditional cultural and social roots, Shiksha Bharati encourages them to develop a bond with the cows at the gaushala. Students of the institution also take an active part in the working and maintainence of the gaushala. 

Unconventional Energy Resources Centre: 

Due to availability of vast and open area, solar and the wind energy may be tapped for  cooking purpose in the hostel and for providing light in the campus. In addition, the local and  rural population will be educated on the subject through seminars and contact programmes.

Rain Water Harvesting: 

Though at present there is no problem of availability of ground water in this area yet the level of ground  water is going down continuously. There definitely is a need to make the locals in general and  students in particular aware of the rain water harvesting through a demonstration and hence this project. 

Bio Manure:

1. Vermin Compost
2. Nadap Compost
3. Vermin Vashp