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This does require you to have an unrestricted home computer, though this can sometimes be done on an unwatched library computer.
Visit the website that contains the flash game(s) you want to play.
Right-click the page and select View Page Source (or "View Source," or something along those lines).
Press Ctrl+F to open the Find menu.
Type .swf and have it search.
Find the URL. An example could be http://example.com/stuff/the-game.swf. Copy the URL and paste it into your Address bar.
Press Enter/Go to load the SWF file in your browser.
Click File, then click Save As (or Save Page As, or something along those lines).
Save it to a portable device, such as a flash drive, iPod, or PSP. Wait for a few seconds to let the download finish.
Hook up the portable device and open the .swf file in your browser of choice (Internet Explorer, Firefox, or whatever your school computer comes equipped with).
Enjoy playing your game, but be sure that you don't play any games in front of your teachers.
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