Our Arabic teachers are native speakers of Arabic. Most of our English teachers are not native speakers but are highly proficient and well-qualified in English instruction. Whenever possible, the school also seeks to recruit native English-speaking teachers to further enrich the learning experience.

Yes. Arab Model Schools offers additional language support classes: English classes for students who need extra help in English and Arabic classes for students who need extra help in Arabic.

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Yes. Arab Model Schools uses Google Classroom and Google Workspace as its learning management and communication platforms. During emergencies, such as COVID-19 quarantines, the school delivers lessons through online video conferencing and virtual classrooms, ensuring continuity of learning. The school remains fully ready to shift to virtual instruction if needed.

Yes. Arab Model Schools provides opportunities for students to practice religion. The school follows the requirements of the Jordanian Ministry of Education, which includes teaching and practicing Islamic Studies. At the same time, the school respects the religious diversity of its international student body.

Arab Model Schools accommodates all students with respect to their individual beliefs. While Islamic Studies is part of the national curriculum as required by the Jordanian Ministry of Education, students of other religions or non-religious backgrounds are excused from religious practice and are offered alternative supervised activities during that time.

Students at Arab Model Schools complete a variety of external examinations depending on their chosen program. These include:

IGCSE/International GCSE and A-Levels, offered in collaboration with Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel.

American Program assessments, including the Advanced Placement (AP) exams and the Tawjihi equivalency (EST – Equivalency Secondary Test).

SAT exams, as the school is an approved College Board testing center.

Jordanian National Tawjihi, for students enrolled in the national program.

Yes. Teachers at Arab Model Schools assign homework to support and reinforce classroom learning. Homework is designed to enhance understanding, develop skills, and encourage independent study while being appropriate to the student’s grade level and program.

The suggested amount of time for students to complete homework varies by grade level:

Kindergarten – Grade 2: 15–30 minutes per day

Grades 3–5: 30–60 minutes per day

Grades 6–8: 60–90 minutes per day

Grades 9–12: 90–120 minutes per day

Approximately 98–100% of Arab Model Schools graduates go on to attend higher education institutions, both in Jordan and internationally, including universities in Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Russia, Cyprus, the USA, Canada, and the UK.

No. Arab Model Schools does not currently have specialized staff or programs to support children with special learning needs.

Arab Model Schools supports gifted and talented students through enrichment programs, advanced coursework, and extracurricular opportunities such as Model United Nations, Model Arab League, academic competitions, and leadership initiatives. These programs aim to challenge students, nurture their talents, and foster critical thinking and creativity.

Arab Model Schools does not conduct formal evaluation exams for new students. Admissions decisions are based on reviewing previous report cards and conducting an in-person interview with the student. For students applying for a scholarship, additional assessment criteria may apply.

Yes. Some sections at Arab Model Schools may have a waiting list, depending on availability and demand for specific grades or programs.

Registration at Arab Model Schools is open throughout the year, depending on availability in each grade and program. Early application is recommended to secure placement and take advantage of available discounts.

Yes. Arab Model Schools allows students to join an academic year after it has started, subject to availability in the relevant grade and program. Admissions may also involve reviewing previous report cards and an in-person interview to ensure proper placement.

School starts at 7:30 AM for all students.

The school day finishes at 2:00 PM for most students.

Yes. The School offers an optional, paid school bus service for students, covering various routes across Amman to provide safe and convenient transportation.

Yes. The School offers lunch services through its cafeteria, the Falcon Snack Station. Lunch is optional and paid separately.

Yes. Students are required to wear a school uniform, which helps promote a sense of community and school identity.

The School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities and clubs to enrich students’ learning and personal development. These include:

Model United Nations (MUN) and Model Arab League (MAL)

Sports teams and fitness programs

Arts, and music clubs

STEM clubs and robotics

Community service and leadership programs

Academic competitions and enrichment programs

These activities aim to develop students’ skills, creativity, and leadership outside the classroom.

The School includes physical education and sports in its curriculum to promote health, teamwork, and personal development. Activities and sports offered include:

Soccer, basketball, volleyball, and badminton

Taekwondo and ballet for Kindergarten students (available for an extra charge)

Track and field events

Fitness and exercise programs

These activities are part of the regular curriculum, with certain enrichment programs offered optionally for additional fees.

Yes. the School has sports teams and competitions for students, including basketball, soccer, and swimming. These activities aim to promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness.

The School offers a variety of facilities to support learning and student development, including:

Science and computer laboratories
Library and reading areas
Art and music rooms
Theater and performance spaces
Cafeteria (Falcon Snack Station)
Playgrounds and outdoor learning areas

The School offers a range of sports facilities to support physical education and extracurricular activities, including:

Indoor artificial turf soccer field (6x6)
Indoor and outdoor basketball courts
Indoor and outdoor volleyball courts
Indoor semi-Olympic swimming pool
six indoor Badminton courts
Fitness and exercise areas

These facilities are used for curriculum PE classes, after-school sports, and team competitions.

Arab Model Schools, established in 1983 as one of the first private schools in the area, is a bilingual K-12 school in Amman that fosters academic excellence, creativity, and leadership. Our students come from diverse nationalities, creating a rich international community. The school emphasizes integrity, curiosity, courage, unity, respect, and excellence, while offering a comprehensive curriculum including the International Program (IGCSE, American AP/EST) and the Jordanian National Program.

AMS provides strong language support, extracurricular activities, sports, arts, and community engagement programs such as Model United Nations and Model Arab League. With modern facilities, highly qualified staff, and a supportive learning environment, AMS prepares students to succeed in higher education and become responsible global citizens.

Arab Model Schools follows a student-centered and inquiry-based teaching approach. Our teachers focus on developing critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills while ensuring mastery of core academic subjects. Instruction is bilingual, with English as the primary language in the International Program and Arabic in the National Program.

The school emphasizes active learning, collaborative projects, and real-world applications, complemented by extracurricular activities and community engagement. This approach ensures that students become independent learners, confident communicators, and responsible global citizens.