An electricity facility in a school refers to the electrical infrastructure and equipment that is used to provide power to the school buildings and its various facilities. This can include:

• Electrical wiring and circuits for lighting, heating, and appliances.
• Electrical panels and switches for controlling power distribution.
• Generators for backup power in case of outages.
• Electrical outlets for charging devices and equipment.
• Lighting fixtures for indoor and outdoor areas.

Having a reliable and safe electricity facility is important for a school, as it provides power for various activities, such as lighting classrooms, operating computers and other electronic devices, heating and cooling the buildings, and powering laboratory equipment for science classes. A well-maintained electricity facility can help ensure a safe and comfortable learning environment for students and staff.