1. Classrooms: The primary learning spaces, equipped with desks, chairs, and potentially technology like projectors or computers.
2. Library/Media Center: A space for research, reading, and accessing various learning resources, including books, computers, and potentially audio-visual materials.
3. Administrative Offices: Spaces for administrative staff, including the principal's office, secretary's office, and potentially other administrative departments.
4. Laboratories (Science, Computer, etc.): Dedicated spaces equipped for scientific experiments, computer programming, or other specialized learning activities.
5. Gymnasium/Sports Facilities: Areas for physical education classes, sports practices, and potentially extra-curricular activities.
6. Cafeteria/Dining Hall: A space for students to eat meals, often including kitchen facilities.
7. Auditorium/Assembly Hall: A large space for school assemblies, performances, and events.
8. Restrooms/Toilets: Essential sanitation facilities for students and staff.
9. Support Facilities (Maintenance, Storage): Areas for maintenance staff and storage of equipment, supplies, and materials.
10. Outdoor Spaces (Playgrounds, Fields): Areas for recreation, physical activity, and outdoor learning.
This list is not exhaustive, and some schools may have additional facilities like art studios, music rooms, or specialized workshops depending on their curriculum and offerings. The specific facilities and their importance are key elements considered in school management.