FIELD STUDY ACTIVITY
FS1: LEARNING EPISODE 1
ACTIVITY 1.1 THE SCHOOL FACILITIES
Field Study Student: _ ____________ Subject: MIL- Media Information Literacy
Resource Teacher: _ _ ________ Teacher’s signature: ________________
School: ____________ Date of Observation:
Grade/Year level: __Grade 12________________________________ Section: _HUMSS_____________
INSTRUCTION: Below is a list of facilities that may be available in the school that you are tasked to visit and observed.
Check (√) the available facilities, describe them, and indicate their contribution to the learning environment.
Facilities √ Description
1. Principal’s office √ The Office of the Principal
has complete facilities,
tables and desks, desktop
and a couch where the
visitors of the principal can
lay by.
2. Vice Principal’s office √ A senior administrator of a
school, college, or other
educational institution,
ranking directly below the
principal
3. Registrar’s office √ Provide back-up for records
and registration services,
including registering
students, issuing
transcripts, answering
phones, scanning,
reporting grades and
working special events
4. Library and learning resource center √ A facility within a school,
staffed by a specialist,
containing several
information sources to
facilitate education for
students and staff. It differs
Contribution
A principal’s office is
responsible for overseeing
the daily operations of the
institution. They coordinate
staff schedules, oversee
the development of
curriculum and enforce
school policies relating to
themes like discipline or
safety.
An assistant principal,
sometimes called a vice-
principal or Deputy
Principal, assists a principal
in the general governance
and leadership 
The Registrar assists
students, faculty, staff, and
alumni with a variety of
academic services in
managing academic
policies and procedures,
maintaining student
records, student
registration, transcripts,
enrollment verifications,
course scheduling,
commencement services,
conducts degree audits,
provides assessment
Libraries can engage
students with learning in
many ways. Librarians help
students learn the best
ways to access and use
quality information and

5. Guidance and counselling center
6. Medical clinic
7. Canteen/Cafeteria
8. ICT laboratory
9. Science laboratory
from a regular school
library in its additional
focus on multimedia
resources and information
technology.
√ The administration, scoring
and interpretation of
standardized psychological
tests in the areas of
intelligence, aptitude,
personality, interest, needs
or other affective scales
utilized to generate a more
comprehensive picture of
student/client traits or
characteristics.
√ A medical clinic is a type of
facility that's focused on
outpatient services. Being
an outpatient means that
you can go home after you
receive care. Medical
clinics can be operated
publicly, privately, or by
the government. medical
attention when you're sick.
√ The Canteen is located
beside the school oval;
food that is being sold is
nutritious and healthy.
√ The computer lab aims to
provide basic functional
computer services for users
who may not have access
to such technology at
home or elsewhere. These
labs are used has a place
for free Internet access to
students and a place to
perform Computer Based
Examinations and Web
Based Examinations.
√ a special facility where
experiments are done and
typically contains
equipment, beakers,
burners and other tools
necessary to complete
resources, help them to
enhance their study and
research skills and explain
how to use the latest
technologies to enhance
their learning.
The major aim of Guidance
Counseling Services is to
encourage students'
academic, social, emotional
and personal development.
To reach this aim, guidance
counseling services help
students get to know
themselves better and find
effective solutions to their
daily problems.
The school medical clinic is
really necessary in order to
provide first aid and triage
for illness and injuries, to
provide direct services for
students with special
needs, and to provide
health counseling and
education for students,
staff, and parents
school canteens/cafeteria
provide a service to the
school community. provide
a variety of nutritious and
attractively presented food
and drinks at a reasonable
cost and reinforce
classroom learning.
Computer labs provide a
time and space to develop
skills not directly related to
classroom curriculum.
These skills can be first
learned in the lab. Then
mastered through ongoing
application at home and in
the classroom.
Laboratory teaching
assumes that first-hand
experience in observation
and manipulation of the
materials of science is
superior to other methods
 experiments.
10. Gymnasium √ The Gymnasium is
appropriate to students
when performing their P.E.
classes, because it’s
spacious enough and has a
complete facility (e.g.,
rings, nets, balls, score
boards)
11. Auditorium √ A room built to enable an
audience to hear and
watch performances.
Auditoria can be found in
entertainment venues,
community halls, and
theaters, and may be used
for rehearsal, presentation,
performing arts
productions, or as a
learning space.
12. Comfort room for boys √ The Comfort Room for Boys
is separated from the Girls.
It’s also very neat.
13. Comfort room for girls √ The Comfort Room for Girls
is maintained clean for
hygienic purposes.
14. Drinking fountains √ A drinking fountain is a
device that ejects a
fountainlike stream of
water that can be drunk
from without a cup placed
in designated area in the
school.
of developing
understanding and
appreciation. Laboratory
training is also frequently
used to develop skills
necessary for more
advanced study or
research.
The school gymnasium
plays important role in the
school, gymnasium is use
for school activities like
school program,
Intramurals, field
demonstration, culminating
program, graduation and
etc.
the auditorium may serve
as a place for general
entertainments,
community meetings, and
lectures. possible to see
any part of the stage from
any seat in the house. An
auditorium of this size will
accommodate groups of
pupils of two or three
grades at a time, as seems
desirable.
Comfort rooms are
designed to help reduce
tension and assist the child
with developing personal
coping skills so that they
can maintain control in
triggering situations.
Comfort rooms are
designed to help reduce
tension and assist the child
with developing personal
coping skills so that they
can maintain control in
triggering situations.
Providing access to drinking
water gives students a
healthy alternative to
sugar-sweetened
beverages. It helps to
increase students' overall
water consumption,
maintain hydration, and
reduce energy intake if
substituted for sugar-

15. School playground
16. Outdoor covered court
17. PTA office
18. Student’s formation center office
19. Student centered office
20. Others (please specify):
 School chapel
√ The school playground is
located besides that
provides a safe outdoors
environment within the
school that stimulates
children to use their
creative energy in healthy
interactions with one
another. Children sit at
their classroom desk for
many hours each day. They
are given breaks in
between where they go
outdoors to the
playground.
√ The outdoor covered court
located besides the school
canteen and it is use for
outdoor activities.
√ PTA meetings happened in
the classroom of a specific
student.
Student Formation is an
educational resource
center for any learner in
any stage of life who
desires to become a better
student.
√ The student centered is
located in front in college
building and school chapel.
√ The school chapel is
located besides high school
library.
sweetened beverages.
School playgrounds are a
promising setting to
promote children's physical
activity for sustained health
outcomes. School
playgrounds provide
accessible physical activity
opportunities for all types
of children being a safe
Outdoor covered court
provided children with
safe, fun, multi-purpose
places to play.
The Parent Teacher
Association (PTA) is a
partnership between
parents and educators who
strive to enhance student
learning and enrich the
lives of the students within
the school.
student formation includes
mentorship programs,
retreats, leadership
opportunities, and service
experiences that
encourage students to
engage in self-reflection
and identify their deepest
desires
A student center is a place
every student can take a
rest, socialize, and make
their academic task in their
free time.
a place where the faculty
can meet with the
students, not in the
teacher-pupil relation, but
with the common interest
of discussion and worship.