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[PrejudiceSucks]

For FPS games I recommend Noughts and Crosses.

If by FPS you mean First Person Scribbler.

Otherwise, bring stuff from home on floppies (that's what I did with UFO hehehe, took 4 floppies, though). Then bring UFO2000. Then you can play over the school's internet facilities.

Works a charm. On my computer I can't download anything at school, but I can copy and paste from floppies

[mika]

You could also try Quake 1. It's small, simple, quick and worked over TCP. Although I'm not sure if it's abandonware or not. Probably not.

[Kevin_AU]

We used to do this at school all the time. My 15 minutes of fame came from setting up a dedicated server for Quake in the computer room. AoE 2 was another popular one. Before that it was Wacky wheels and Scorched Earth.

[punch999]

i brought in doom 2 one day at school and now every one plays it. we even have started are own clan.

[PrejudiceSucks]

If your school computers are really good and you have a lot of hard drive space for your account, then there is of course the Serious Sam tech demo, with co-op multiplayer on anything up to about 8 computers (I think) or even better, two on one computer.

Other games to try include Dark-Future, a really good text-based multiplayer thing. Also try Kingdom of Loathing and Project Rockstar (which might well be banned, it is rather good).