The computer labs are located on the northeast prong of the main building and are two large rooms that contain groups of desks with four computers on spaced throughout the room along with an interactive whiteboard and a range of printers that can print from A4 sheets up to poster sizes. There is also a collection of Mac desktops that available to use for any students that need to do graphic design.

The science labs are located on the southwest prong of the main building and have four labs spread out over the two floors of the building. The science labs are combined lab and classroom teaching spaces that allow for a free transition between lectures and practical work as well as allowing the school to boast a new piece of modern teaching facilities.

The cafeteria for George Hunter High is on the left side of the main hallway of the school. It is a large space with many circular tables with chairs arranged around them. The food served is known for being of a higher quality than stereotypical school food. There is also a pair of vending machines at the back corner than dispense snacks and drinks respectively, alongside a water fountain. Microwaves are made available at lunch hours for the students who elect to bring meals from home.

The library is on the right hand-side of the main hallway and is a large, two-story room containing many bookshelves lined with a large collection of books covering different topics.The ground floor contains mainly fiction while the second floor contains mostly non-fiction works. In order to try and keep the noise levels to an acceptable degree, the ground floor is used for group work or solo study with headphones playing music allowed, while the second floor is a quiet zone purely reserved for studying without any distractions. So far this system seems to have been working fairly well and the library has proven to be a genuinely productive place.

The math department is located on the northwest prong of the main building and is a collection of six classrooms spread over two floors with an atrium and seating area for students in the middle. The classrooms themselves feature the classic rows of desks but also smart whiteboards and more modern workbooks.

The English department is located on the southeast prong of the main building and like the math department it is made up of six classrooms spread over two floors. The English department is shared by both English and social studies classes, and features a collection of flags of the world hanging between the two floors. On specific dates different flags are hung to celebrate various holidays and world events.