Sustainable Living at SNIS: A Green Campus for Future Leaders

As the world faces growing environmental challenges, the need for sustainability-focused education has never been more urgent. At Sharanya Narayani International School (SNIS), we believe that schools must lead by example in cultivating eco-consciousness and responsibility. Through green infrastructure, eco-friendly practices, and curriculum integration, SNIS is committed to building a sustainable future — one student at a time.

A Campus Built with Nature in Mind

SNIS is located on a lush 60-acre campus near Bengaluru, surrounded by greenery, open spaces, and biodiversity. The campus itself is a reflection of our commitment to sustainability — designed to minimize environmental impact while providing a serene and healthy environment for learning.

The school’s infrastructure includes:

• Rainwater harvesting systems

• Solar panels for renewable energy

• LED lighting and energy-efficient appliances

• Recycling stations and waste segregation units

• Eco-friendly construction materials

These initiatives not only reduce the school’s carbon footprint but also serve as a real-world learning model for students.

Integrating Sustainability into Learning

At SNIS, environmental education is not an isolated topic — it is deeply woven into the IB and Cambridge curricula. Students engage in project-based learning that addresses real-world environmental issues such as climate change, plastic pollution, renewable energy, and biodiversity conservation.

For example:

• IB students may research sustainable cities as part of their Design Technology coursework.

• Primary students might conduct audits on food waste in the cafeteria and propose actionable solutions.

• Art classes often use recycled materials to foster creative expression while promoting eco-awareness.

By connecting classroom learning with environmental responsibility, SNIS encourages students to become thoughtful stewards of the planet.