Library
The library is the nerve centre of any educational complex and more so in a residential institution like the Kirpal Sagar Academy. Due emphasis is, therefore, laid on encouraging the students to spend all available spare time in the library in addition to the specific hours provided for this purpose in the work schedule. The library is operated on the open access system providing books, journals and magazines on a wide range of subjects, for use by children during library periods. In addition, a central library has a large volume of reading and reference material, not only in English, but in all major Indian and foreign languages. Books and reading materials will also be loaned from the central library. The library also has a collection of audio and video tapes and slides. These, however, may be used only under the direct supervision of a teacher, in the special viewing-hall all set up adjacent to the library premises.

Library

Tuck shop
Tuck shops are opened in the campus for boys and girls, where snacks, soft drinks, beverages, ice creams, sweets, savouries and confectionery items are available. Payment for the same will be through tokens issued by the Academy authorities against prior payments. Students who wish to avail of this facility must obtain prior written consent from the parents. The ceiling of expenditure on this will be Rs. 300 per month. The tuck shop will be opened only during stipulated hours each day. Eatables should be consumed on the premises and not taken outside.

It is inevitable that a dynamic, energetic child should have a great desire to be exuberantly active. All normal healthy children have an abundance of energy. The academy ensures that students develop as much brawn as brain. There is no reason why they should stand around as spectators at sports exhibitions, every reasons, on the contrary, why they should not all get into the same. The Academy provides facilities for games and sports like hockey, soccer, cricket, basketball, badminton, tennis and squash. In addition to the regular games, Physical training is compulsory. Systematic and sustained training is imparted in athletics. Each child learns swimming. The Academy participates in the inter-public-school athletics meets and various other games competitions.

Swimming-pool

Games


Volleyball-Team

Agriculture and Dairy Farm
The Agriculture and Dairy Farm is set up on modern standards. The Agriculture Farm provides wheat, rice, sugar, vegetables, and vegetable oils to the Common Kitchen and the mess for the Kirpal Sagar Academy. This land was barren, uneven, and unfit to yield anything. Now by the help of many volunteer workers the whole area has turned green and yields more than required.

There are cows and buffalos bred on the Farm providing sufficient milk for the Common Kitchen and the School Mess.
The project includes further a Joiner's Workshop and Workshops for Iron and Marble where Indians also have the opportunity to learn a handicraft.