In many schools, students are required to carry multiple textbooks, notebooks, and additional materials every day. This results in school bags becoming very heavy, often exceeding the recommended weight limit for children., This problem occurs daily in schools and affects students from primary to high school levels. Carrying such heavy bags regularly can lead to serious health issues such as back pain, shoulder strain, poor posture, and long-term spinal problems. Many students also feel tired even before classes begin, which affects their concentration and learning ability., The problem is more noticeable in urban schools where students have more subjects and materials to carry. Despite awareness, there are very few strict rules or systems in place to reduce the load., This issue is not immediately life-threatening but has long-term health consequences. It also indirectly affects academic performance and overall well-being of students.