Arab Model Schools

Arab Model Schools emphasizes a commitment to excellence, innovation, and the development of "Falcons" who are creative, collaborative, committed, and compassionate. The school focuses on nurturing students academically, emotionally, and socially, while encouraging them to value diversity and demonstrate leadership through service to their community. It promotes an environment that prepares students to be responsible global citizens.

The school offers two primary academic tracks: the Jordan National Curriculum and an International Curriculum. The National Curriculum covers KG2 through Grade 12, culminating in the Tawjihi exams with streams in Scientific, Literary, and Vocational studies. The International Curriculum, accredited by the British Council, Cambridge International, and Edexcel, offers the IGCSE programme from Kindergarten through Grade 10, followed by Edexcel-based studies for Grades 11 and 12, alongside an American programme accredited by Accreditation International.

The school prepares students for higher education and professional opportunities through both the Jordanian Tawjihi exams and international pathways. Graduates are equipped with critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills, supported by college counseling services that assist in navigating future career and academic paths.

The school provides student counseling services led by a dedicated department head to support the emotional and social well-being of the student body. This support is integrated into the school's broader mission to foster holistic growth alongside academic development.

The school accepts applications for the upcoming academic year, with a process that includes submitting a registration form, academic records, vaccination history, and identification documents. Applicants for Grade 1 and above may be required to provide standardized test results, while those entering Grades 9-12 are encouraged to submit recommendation letters. The admissions committee reviews applications for completeness and eligibility, with acceptance offered based on space availability.

The school operates on a Sunday to Thursday schedule, with hours from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm. The academic year includes various events, including career days and community service initiatives, which are tracked through the school's online calendar.

The campus features over 80 classrooms equipped with interactive TVs and high-speed wireless internet, alongside specialized science and computer labs. Athletic facilities include a 350-seat gymnasium, an auxiliary gym, a weight room, an indoor heated 25-meter swimming pool, and a rooftop synthetic turf soccer field with an all-weather track. Arts facilities comprise a 280-seat auditorium, a black box theater, and multiple visual arts studios, while the "Falcon Snack Station" provides healthy dining options for students.

Students participate in a range of activities including Model United Nations, Model Arab League, and community service projects in partnership with organizations like Tkiyet Um Ali and the King Hussein Cancer Foundation. The school also offers athletics, including basketball, volleyball, swimming, and soccer, as well as visual and performing arts programmes such as choirs, bands, and theater productions. Additionally, students engage in global STEAM projects through partnerships like Level Up Village.