In addition to two Teachers Resource rooms, Future Schools have five libraries. There are two libraries in Future Language School (FLS) and three in the Future International Schools (FIS).

Students can use the collection in all libraries as needed. In general, the libraries are open during the school day, including breaks, for reading and studying.

Students are expected to:

-     Enter the library quietly.
-     Behave in a manner that does not disturb other library users.
-     Use whisper voices all the time while in the library.
-     No food or drinks are allowed inside the library. Keep outside the library the     water bottles, sandwiches or chips.
-     Push the chairs back after use.
-     Do not leave any papers on the tables or on the floor.
-     Students who violate the rules may lose the privilege to be in the library.

Borrowing Rules:

-     Students can borrow from the library collection (Stories, Fiction and
    Non-Fiction readers, information books in General Knowledge, Religion,     Computers, Sciences, History, Geography, etc.. and in different languages     “Arabic, English, Deutsch”).
-     Borrowed materials must be returned on the proper time.
-     Extra time for the borrowed materials is allowed after librarian’s approval.
-     Encyclopedias, atlases, dictionaries, magazines and newspapers are not     allowed for borrowing outside the library and only available to read inside the     library.
-     Be responsible for materials used or borrowed, and return them in the condition     in which they were loaned.
-     Students are charged a penalty and the replacement fee for lost or damaged     library materials as decided by the librarians.

Reading Rules:

-     Students can use any of the library collection to read inside the library.
-     Students must use the book gently and they should not open it completely flat     as the pages may come loose and fall out.
-     Students have to remember the place of each book they are taking from shelf     to read in the library and this to put it back in its place on shelf, and if they     cannot remember the place, they may ask the librarian’s help to guide them.

Future Schools have seven science labs. There are three science labs in Future Language School (FLS) and four in the Future International Schools (FIS).

Working in the laboratory can be interesting, exciting, and rewarding. But it can also be quite dangerous if you are not serious and alert and if proper safety precautions are not taken at all times.
Students are responsible for maintaining an enjoyable, instructional, and safe environment in the laboratory.

-    Follow directions. Come to lab prepared to perform the experiment. Follow all written and     verbal instructions. When in doubt, ask.

-    Absolutely no horseplay. Be alert and attentive at all times. Act like an adult

-    Report all accidents, injuries or breakage to the instructor immediately. Also, report any     equipment that you suspect is malfunctioning.

-    Dress appropriately (laboratory apron must be worn at all times). Avoid wearing
    overly-bulky or loose-fitting clothing, or dangling jewelry that may become entangled in
    your experimental apparatus. Pin or tie back long hair and roll up loose sleeves.

-    Safety goggles are required:

1-      When heating anything.
2-      When using any type of projectile.
3-      When instructed to do so.

-    Use equipment with care for the purpose for which it is intended.

-    Do not perform unauthorized experiments. Get the instructor's permission before starting     the experiment.

-    Absolutely no food or beverages will be permitted inside the lab.

-    Be careful when working with apparatus that may be hot. If you must pick it up, use tongs, a     wet paper towel, or other appropriate holder.

-    Should an injury occur, regardless of how minor it is, report it immediately to the lab     instructor.

-    If a thermometer breaks, inform the instructor immediately. Do not touch either the broken     glass or the mercury with your bare skin.

-    Ask the instructor to check all electrical circuits before you turn on the power.

-    Return all equipment, clean and in good condition, to the designated location at the end of the     lab period. Leave your lab area cleaner than you found it.

-    Wash your hand twice at the end of the lab.

In case of fire:

-    In the event of a fire, DON’T PANIC!
-    Never use a fire extinguisher on a person.
-    Never use water to extinguish a chemical fire.

Future Schools have five computer labs. There are two computer labs in Future Language School (FLS) and three in the Future International Schools (FIS) of modern educational tools, aids, audio visual devices and internet facilities for our students and teachers.

-     Students may only use the computer lab during designated times
-  Students may use the lab during their scheduled class time
-     Students may only use the computer lab for school related activities     inaccessible sites are blocked.
-  Students must not use the computers for games, email, chat rooms, blogs,     facebook, myspace, youtube, or watching any musical video clips.
-     Students must not upload or download any materials or software from the     Internet.
-     Students must not access inappropriate material from the Internet.
-     Students must not send, receive, or display offensive messages, images or     materials.
-     Students must not access any computer or data without permission.
-     Students must not use their personal flash memories, Cds and floppy disks     without the teacher's permission.

Students are responsible for all actions done on their computer.

·         Students must safe guard their computer and save all their work.

·         Students must log off their computer and save all their work.

·         Students should inform the teacher of any observed hardware or software                         failures.

Students must respect all other students using the computer lab

·         Students must keep their work area clean

·         Students must not interfere with anyone else's work or computer

·         Students must not disrupt other students in the lab

·         Students should inform the teacher or any observed misbehavior or vandalism

Students must not misuse or abuse the computers or other resources

·         Students must not bring food or other banned items into the computer lab

·         Students must not remove equipment or other items from the computer lab

·         Students must not waste resources such as excessive printing, and file storage

·         Students must not disrupt the school's computer systems or networks

Using the computer Lab is a Privilege

Abuse it        Lose it

·         Multimedia rooms

Our multimedia rooms is equipped in each premises of a data show, computer, smart board, etc..   in order to hold presentations, workshops, seminars, etc..

·         Swimming pool & Gymnasium

In addition to our various activities and clubs, Future Schools have an Olympic pool and a Gymnasium for our students to support their interests and hobbies.

·         Theaters/Halls

Future Schools have two Theaters, one in each premise for holding School Events and End of the Year Ceremony.

·         Clinic

There is a clinic at both premises FLS and FIS with our own resident doctor and highly qualified nurse.

·         Playgrounds

We have a Multi-functional playground and courts ((Basketball, Football/Soccer, Volleyball & Sand area) and traffic circle to entertain our students during their play time and sports education considering all ages.