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Amman Academy has 1,470 pupils, typical class sizes of 28, instruction in English, Arabic.
Location
Amman Academy is in Khalda, a western suburb of Amman, Jordan. The campus sits on a five-acre site in Khalda and is easily accessible from west Amman road networks. The full address is Sulayman Abd Al Qadir As Sukkar Street, Amman-Khalda, PO Box 840, Zip Code 11821. Khalda is described as a safe, peaceful neighbourhood in the west of the city.
Stages
The school serves ages 3 to 18 and follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum from early years through DP. The IB programme blocks are arranged as Kindergarten (Ages 3-5), Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Ages 5-11, Middle Years Programme (MYP) for Ages 11-16, and Diploma Programme (DP) for Ages 16-18.
Type
Amman Academy is a private, co-educational, bilingual day school in Amman, offering instruction in English and Arabic.
Pupil Nationality Mix
Nationalities represented: 15. The school welcomes students from many countries, with Jordanian students forming the largest local group. The local-to-international student ratio is commonly reported around 10:1.
Additional learning support
Wellbeing support and university guidance are emphasized within the school's offerings. Public details on dedicated SEN facilities are not listed; families should discuss individual learning needs with the admissions team to understand available provisions.
Country affiliation
Jordan.
Religious affiliation
No formal religious affiliation is publicly listed; the school highlights Jordanian heritage and traditions.
School day structure
The school day typically runs 8:00am–3:00pm from Sunday to Thursday, with a Saturday schedule of 9:00am–2:00pm for admissions and activities.
Bus service
The school operates its own bus service, which is owned and run by Amman Academy. For transport inquiries, contact the transportation office at +962 (06) 537 4444 extension 544. Bus routes cover areas in and around Amman, with transportation fees published for 2025-2026 (round trip and one-way options). Priority is often given to two-way riders, and advance registration and full fee payment are required.
Fees
Annual tuition at Amman Academy ranges from JOD 4,700 to JOD 12,913 for 2026/27.
Application & enrolment fees
- One-time joining fee: JOD 400 (non‑refundable) — payable at the time of enrolment for new students and for students who leave and later re‑register. - Assessment fee: JOD 50 — charged for new applicants from KG2 to Grade 11.
Tuition fees — annual and per‑semester by year group
Note: tuition amounts are published in Jordanian Dinars (JOD). The school operates on a two‑semester academic structure (the school offers an early‑payment discount that applies to the second semester), so the per‑semester amount shown is one half of the annual tuition. Annual and per‑semester amounts are as follows:
- Pre‑KG — Annual: JOD 4,165 — Per semester: JOD 2,082.50. - KG1 — Annual: JOD 4,374 — Per semester: JOD 2,187.00. - KG2 — Annual: JOD 4,549 — Per semester: JOD 2,274.50. - Grade 1 — Annual: JOD 5,516 — Per semester: JOD 2,758.00. - Grade 2 — Annual: JOD 6,242 — Per semester: JOD 3,121.00. - Grade 3 — Annual: JOD 6,493 — Per semester: JOD 3,246.50. - Grade 4 — Annual: JOD 6,723 — Per semester: JOD 3,361.50. - Grade 5 — Annual: JOD 6,979 — Per semester: JOD 3,489.50. - Grade 6 — Annual: JOD 7,385 — Per semester: JOD 3,692.50. - Grade 7 — Annual: JOD 7,892 — Per semester: JOD 3,946.00. - Grade 8 — Annual: JOD 8,367 — Per semester: JOD 4,183.50. - Grade 9 — Annual: JOD 10,246 — Per semester: JOD 5,123.00. - Grade 10 — Annual: JOD 10,246 — Per semester: JOD 5,123.00. - IB Diploma First Year — Annual: JOD 12,323 — Per semester: JOD 6,161.50. - IB Diploma Second Year — Annual: JOD 12,323 — Per semester: JOD 6,161.50.
One‑off and recurring additional fees
- Personal Project fee (Grade 10): JOD 150. - CAS fee (Diploma students): JOD 280 flat. CAS fee for Courses students: JOD 180. - Information technology and other fees: JOD 535 for Pre‑KG/KG; JOD 590 for Grades 1–12. - Graduation fee (Grade 12): JOD 170. - After‑school supervision (one‑hour programme, Pre‑KG to Grade 5): JOD 200. - Field trips outside the Greater Amman Municipality: charged at time of trip registration (amounts vary). - Books and uniform: school uniform and non‑Ministry books are not included in the tuition fee and are purchased separately during the books & uniform sale. - Learning Support: additional charge equal to 25% of the tuition fee for students enrolled in the Learning Support Program. - Sibling discounts: 5% for the second sibling, 10% for the third sibling, and 20% for each remaining sibling (maximum discount per student is 20%). - Legacy student discount: 10% (applies in addition to sibling discount for students whose parent(s) graduated from the school).
Transportation (bus) fees and terms
- Round trip (all areas): JOD 915 per year. - One‑way (all areas): JOD 660 per year. - Priority is given to students who register for two‑way transportation covering both semesters. The school bus service is provided only for those who register in advance and pay all required fees in full before the start of the academic year.
Billing schedule and payment terms (published items)
- The school's published fees are stated as annual amounts. The school references two academic semesters (an early‑payment discount applies to the second semester). Parents who pay all fees by 15 July receive an 8% discount on the second semester fee. The joining fee is payable at enrolment; the assessment fee is payable for new applicants as noted above. External examination fees are not included in the published tuition and are payable when exams are registered. - The transportation service requires payment in full before the start of the academic year for those who secure bus seats.
Boarding
- Amman Academy operates as a day school and does not publish boarding fees (no boarding provision).
Refund information (published items)
- The one‑time joining fee (JOD 400) is explicitly non‑refundable. No detailed public statement of a broader tuition refund schedule or terms is provided on the school's published fees page. Specific refund rules for tuition, transportation, or other fees are not stated in the published fee summary.
Fee payment options (published items and contact for finance)
- The school's published fees page does not list accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.). For registration and fee enquiries the school lists the Registration & School Fees contact: registration@aa.edu.jo and telephone +962 6 537 4444. Parents should use those finance contacts to confirm accepted payment channels and invoicing arrangements.
Summary of information not published on the public fee page
- The public fee summary gives annual amounts and some fee rules (joining fee non‑refundable; assessment fee; early‑payment discount; transport fees) but does not publish: an itemised invoicing calendar or invoice due dates, detailed instalment/payment plan options, the school's accepted payment methods (bank transfer, card, etc.), nor a full written tuition refund policy beyond the joining‑fee statement. For confirmation of invoicing dates, accepted payment methods, instalment plans and the school's detailed refund policy, contact the school's Registration & School Fees office at registration@aa.edu.jo or +962 6 537 4444.
Academics
Amman Academy teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school teaches in English and Arabic. It delivers the International Baccalaureate continuum for ages 3–18, with the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The 2025 IB Diploma average was 41.63, above the global average, and every student has completed the Diploma for 15 consecutive years, with some achieving a perfect score (45/45). The school benefits from Nord Anglia Education collaborations with UNICEF, The Juilliard School, and MIT, and provides dedicated university guidance and wellbeing support. Learning is enriched by Global Campus projects and on-site facilities such as VR labs, a 437-seat theatre, modern EdTech, a swimming pool, and a full sports complex. The campus emphasizes bilingualism, Jordanian heritage, and a global outlook through connections with peers in more than 30 countries.
Exam Results
In 2025, the IB Diploma average score was 41.63, higher than the global average. For 15 consecutive years, every IB Diploma candidate has passed. Twenty-eight students achieved a perfect score of 45 points.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates gain admission to leading universities worldwide. The university counselling department provides guidance, and scholarships have been awarded to institutions such as Cambridge, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, and MIT.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides wellbeing support and university guidance. The Student Life Office curates after-school clubs, events, and field trips to develop leadership, teamwork, and character. The IB Diploma pathway includes Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) to foster social responsibility and personal growth. The community emphasizes leadership, service, and cultural engagement through clubs, events, and cultural celebrations. UNICEF collaboration exposes students to global issues and opportunities to engage in global challenges, alongside Model United Nations and Student Council activities that build communication and collaboration skills.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school teaches in both English and Arabic within a bilingual environment, supporting dual-language fluency.
Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing support is provided, with specialist university guidance to support emotional and social development. The Student Life Office coordinates activities and initiatives that promote mental wellbeing and a balanced school life.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Enquire online to begin the admissions journey. Amman Academy accepts children aged 3 to 18 from all nationalities. 2. Join us for an interview. After enquiry, you are invited to an online or in-person interview. Interview slots run 8:30 am to 2:00 pm Sunday–Thursday, and 9:30 am to 12:00 pm Saturdays. 3. Take a tour. Take a campus tour to meet educators and explore facilities. Tours help families understand daily life at Amman Academy. 4. Send us your application. Complete the application form and submit supporting documents. Common documents include birth certificate, national ID number in Arabic, a copy of the family booklet, the father's national ID, two passport photos, and vaccination card. For non-Jordanian nationals, provide a certified copy of the residence permit, the child's passport, and both parents' passports. Current parents re-register for the upcoming academic year by 31 May. 5. Entrance exam. After the form and documents are received, your child will sit an age-appropriate entrance exam.
Scholarships
Prestigious scholarships are offered, and graduates have earned scholarships to top universities such as Cambridge, Yale, Stanford, Princeton and MIT. Since 2014, graduates have received more than USD 32.7 million in prestigious scholarships.
Waitlist
Most age groups have a waiting list; early registration for the upcoming academic year is advised.
FAQs
What age range does Amman Academy serve?
Amman Academy serves students from age 3 to 18.
What curriculum does Amman Academy follow?
The school teaches in English and Arabic. It delivers the International Baccalaureate continuum for ages 3–18, with the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The 2025 IB Diploma average was 41.
What are the tuition fees at Amman Academy?
Annual fees range from approximately 4,700 to 12,913.
Is Amman Academy a day school or boarding school?
Amman Academy operates as a day school.
Is Amman Academy co-educational?
Yes, Amman Academy is a co-educational school welcoming both boys and girls.
Where is Amman Academy located?
Amman Academy is in Khalda, a western suburb of Amman, Jordan. The campus sits on a five-acre site in Khalda and is easily accessible from west Amman road networks.
How many students attend Amman Academy?
Amman Academy has approximately 1470 students. Nationalities represented: 15. The school welcomes students from many countries, with Jordanian students forming the largest local group.
Does Amman Academy provide learning support for students with additional needs?
Wellbeing support and university guidance are emphasized within the school's offerings.
How do I apply to Amman Academy?
1. Enquire online to begin the admissions journey. You may also email registration@aa.edu.jo or call +962 (06) 537 4444. Amman Academy accepts children aged 3 to 18 from all nationalities.
2. Join us for an interview.
What extracurricular activities are available at Amman Academy?
The school follows the International Baccalaureate continuum for students aged 3 to 18, delivering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). It is taught in a bilingual English-Arabic environment.
What languages are taught at Amman Academy?
The school operates a fully bilingual curriculum in English and Arabic, delivering IB programming for ages 3 to 18.
Does Amman Academy provide a bus service?
The school operates its own bus service, which is owned and run by Amman Academy. For transport inquiries, contact the transportation office at +962 (06) 537 4444 extension 544.
