The Little Academy
Secular
Updated July 2026
Curriculum
IB PYPThe Little Academy is an international school in Amman, Jordan, serving children from nursery through primary years. It combines the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) with a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach to nurture curious, independent, and global-minded learners.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
The school operates under the philosophy 'I am, I can,' which aims to foster self-belief, confidence, and competence in every child. It emphasizes a bilingual approach, valuing the mother tongue as a source of heritage and pride, while integrating the Reggio Emilia approach to encourage child-led discovery and creativity.
Programmes
The school follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) framework, which focuses on inquiry-based learning and academic excellence. The academic structure spans nursery, preschool, kindergarten, and primary years, with plans to introduce the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.
Student support
Frequently asked questions(3)
- What curriculum does The Little Academy offer?
- The Little Academy offers IB PYP.
- What ages does The Little Academy teach?
- The Little Academy enrolls students aged 2 to 5.
- Where is The Little Academy located?
- The Little Academy is an international school in Amman, Jordan.
Tuition & fees
No published fee schedule was found for this school.
Admissions
Prospective families are invited to contact the school registrar to book a visit and inquire about enrollment. The school provides contact details via its website and email for those seeking further information on the admissions process.
Facilities
About the campus
The campus features a range of specialized learning spaces, including an indoor gym, a library, and an art studio. Students also have access to facilities for music, drama, and information technology, as well as a track and field area.
Co-curriculars
The school offers a variety of enrichment activities, including specialized classes in English, chemistry, and drawing. These programmes are designed for children aged 2 to 5 years and are held on a weekly basis.
