Abdul Hamid Sharaf School

The school operates under the motto, “The school that has never become, but is always becoming.” It is a non-parochial institution that promotes education for life, emphasizing tolerance, acceptance, community service, and the development of logical reasoning and self-confidence. The leadership believes in creating a safe, inclusive environment that empowers students to solve life's challenges.

The school offers an American K-12 curriculum leading to a High School Diploma, as well as a British stream for grades 9-12 utilizing Cambridge and Pearson syllabi for IGCSE and GCE A-levels. The American program covers core subjects including English literature, mathematics, sciences, social studies, and various languages, while also incorporating STEAM, computer technology, and vocational courses. Instruction for basic subjects is primarily in English.

Graduates of the American and British programs can obtain equivalency for their diplomas with the Jordanian Tawjihi, which is required for university admission and employment within Jordan. The school's diploma is internationally recognized, and students are prepared for further education in colleges and universities.

The school maintains a resource room and employs staff with backgrounds in special education to support student needs. The administration emphasizes an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and individualization.

Prospective families must submit a completed file including a birth certificate, vaccination records for KG1 through Grade 1, passport copies, and previous school records. Transfer students from outside Jordan must have their academic certificates certified by the relevant national embassy, the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Education, and the Directorate of Private Education. The school requires a non-refundable registration deposit of 200 JOD.

The academic year is divided into two semesters, typically beginning in late August and concluding in June. The calendar includes monthly assessments, parent-teacher conferences, and major national and religious holidays such as Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha, and Independence Day. Mid-year exams occur in December, with final exams scheduled for late May through early June.

The campus features 27 classrooms, specialized laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology, and two computer labs. Recreational facilities include a soccer field, basketball and volleyball courts, a playground, and an enclosed courtyard for indoor activities. Additional amenities include an auditorium, a library, a resource room, a bookshop, a uniform store, and a sandwich and snack shop.

Students have access to a variety of activities, including robotics, art, music, and woodshop. The school also hosts a range of sports, with facilities for soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Students are encouraged to participate in external competitions, such as the AeroSTAR program.