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Rawdat Al-Ma’aref Schools and College is an institution that comprises four sections that begin from KG to grade 12. Founded in 1896, the school was original established in Jerusalem by Sheik Mohammed Soliman Al-Saleh. His progeny has carried on his vision of providing one the most reputable institutions here in Jordan by building modern facilities located in Khalda, Amman. The school for many is a National Historic Landmark, our school buildings encompass 37000 square meters is located on a 41000 square meters campus, and are one of only a few existing Amman buildings to predate the Great Amman area. RAMS school insists on academic creativity and innovation from all…
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Since it was established in 2014, SIA has enjoyed a reputation that qualified it to gain the trust of parents as well as the accreditation of respected educational organizations. In the year 2014, the school has been inspected by the Edexcel accredited visit for Quality Assurance Review. The visit has resulted in accrediting the school by the committee, a fact that urged all the school staff to exert more effort not only to keep what they gained but also to achieve more. Then, opening classes of senior grades, 10 to 12, in the year 2015-2016 encouraged so many students to join the school that the total number increased from 520 in 2015-2016 to more than 850 in 2016-2017.…
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Our mission is to encourage and recognize the excellence of students and staff, provide a supportive environment for them to be lifelong learners, and promote thinking and research skills to nurture productive and responsible citizens. JIS seeks to be a center for excellence in education providing its students with a sound cognitive foundation for their lives and preparing them for admission to the universities of their desire. We at JIS prepare our students to be capable and responsible to lead their potential life in the face of challenges standing ahead of them in the future. We also motivate self-learning and develop the ability to make them able to take decisions i…
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Kingston Schools provide your children with comprehensive care through a unique educational experience that encounters both the American and British programs in a model that starts with cognitive aspects, teaching Islamic values, moral education, and etiquette. In Kingston, students will enjoy learning Arabic in a very attractive and inspirational environment. In addition to developing social skills, communication skills, lifelong skills, critical thinking, and innovation. Kingston will produce global citizens who are creative cooperative and responsible for their learning. We aim at Kingston to make an outstanding impact for the good of our society by working on academic…
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The Ahliyyah School for Girls was established in 1926 by the Christian Missionary Society based in England. It opened its doors with 25 students and a small number of teachers dedicated to the educational process involved in empowering the young women of Jordan. The School soon developed into an academic and cultural landmark that came to reflect the highest standards in Jordanian society. The Ahliyyah School remained faithful to national ideals while maintaining an international perspective. In 1957, the Arab Episcopal Church in Jerusalem took over the administrative responsibilities of the school, furthering its raison d’etre: to empower Jordanian women with knowledge…
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The Abdul Hamid Sharaf School is a private, coeducational, K-12 day school serving a diverse group of students, international and local. The languages of instruction for the basic subjects are Arabic and English. The school is licensed to teach the Jordanian Ministry of Education curriculum (Tawjihi), the British General Certificate of Education (GCE) and International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), and the American SAT II curriculum. Successful completion of the programs of study in English allows the student’s degree to be equated with the Jordanian Tawjihi high school diploma that is necessary for continuing education in Jordanian colleges and univ…
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