>>3 The school would have set up user restrictions no matter the operating system, and all the more on Unix systems since sudoer pupils will wreck it in 5 seconds.
>>1 If the security at your school is loose enough, try to install the software on your own pc, copy the installation folder to an external drive (f***, I almost wrote floppy disk), and execute the client from the external drive.
But that's no stuff for school. Why do you want to use it ? You will just prevent some students who want to really work to use the PCs, and you will congest your school's network.