School facilities can have a profound impact on both teacher and student outcomes.There are few primary facets of school facilities: acoustics/noise, air quality, lighting, and space. These are addressed below:

1. Acoustics and Noise :   Noise levels greatly affect teacher and student performance.Thus, a school’s building has been designed such that it buffers external noise from classrooms to improve student outcomes.

2. Air Quality :  All the classroom are well ventilated to maintain good air quality for children.

3. Lighting : Research has shown that not only does classroom lighting boost the morale of teachers and students, appropriate amounts of natural lighting also reduces off-task behavior and improves test scores. 

4. Classroom Size and space :  Classrooms with ample space are more conducive to providing appropriate learning environment for  students and associated with increased student engagement and learning. Classrooms with adequate space to reconfigure seating arrangements facilitate the use of different teaching methods.