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Curriculum British Curriculum, American Curriculum
Typical class size 20
Amir Ibn, Sheikh Adel Abdel-Malek, Amman, Jordan
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The Essentials
New English School has 1,500 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
The New English School is located in Khalda, a western Amman suburb in Jordan. The campus sits on Amer Bin Malek Street, with the mailing address P.O. Box 154, Amman 11821. The Khalda area is part of West Amman and is accessible by the city's road network.
Stages
NES caters to nursery (Pre1) and FS1 (Pre2) and upwards. The school is organized into four main divisions: Early Years, Primary School, Lower Secondary School and Upper Secondary School, with the Challengers Department providing additional support.
Type
NES is a private, coeducational school. There are no boarding facilities offered by the school.
Pupil Nationality Mix
The school reports a student body representing 39 nationalities, indicating a substantial international presence. The most common nationalities are not specified, and a local-to-international ratio is not published.
Additional learning support
The Challengers Department offers counselling, guidance, special education and support for students with learning difficulties or language needs. The department has a dedicated wing with sensory paths and a range of therapies, including ABA, DIR, art therapy, swimming therapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy. The ratio of teachers to students in Challengers is 3:1, with two full-time counsellors.
Country affiliation
There is no formal country affiliation stated; the school is anchored in Jordan and serves the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
Religious affiliation
There is no formal religious affiliation stated; the school promotes equality regardless of religion.
School day structure
The exact start and end times of the regular school day are not published. The school week runs Sunday through Thursday. The office hours are Sunday–Thursday 08:30–15:30 and Saturday 09:30–13:30.
Bus service
The school operates a fleet of 24 buses owned and operated by the school to transport students to and from campus. A bus escort accompanies students to ensure safe pickup and drop-off.
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Fees
Annual tuition at New English School ranges from JOD 3,650 to JOD 11,900 for 2026/27.
Application & Registration Fees
- Interview and Entrance Examination Fee: JD 100 (non-refundable). - New Student Registration and Enrolment Fee (one-time): JD 600 (non-refundable).
Tuition Fees — annual and per-term (three equal instalments)
(Annual tuition shown first, followed by the per-term amount = Annual ÷ 3)
- Early Years Department - Pre1 / Nursery / Foundation Stage: JD 3,650 — per term JD 1,216.67. - Pre2 / FS1 / Foundation Stage: JD 3,650 — per term JD 1,216.67. - KG1 / FS2 / Foundation Stage: JD 4,200 — per term JD 1,400.00. - KG2 / Year 1 / Foundation Stage: JD 4,200 — per term JD 1,400.00. - Grade 1 / Year 2 / Key Stage 1: JD 4,400 — per term JD 1,466.67.
- Primary Department - Grade 2 / Year 3 / Key Stage 2: JD 4,850 — per term JD 1,616.67. - Grade 3 / Year 4 / Key Stage 2: JD 4,950 — per term JD 1,650.00. - Grade 4 / Year 5 / Key Stage 2: JD 5,200 — per term JD 1,733.33. - Grade 5 / Year 6 / Key Stage 2: JD 5,400 — per term JD 1,800.00.
- Lower Secondary Department - Grade 6 / Year 7 / Key Stage 3: JD 5,500 — per term JD 1,833.33. - Grade 7 / Year 8 / Key Stage 3: JD 5,600 — per term JD 1,866.67. - Grade 8 / Year 9 / Key Stage 3: JD 5,700 — per term JD 1,900.00.
- Upper Secondary Department - Grade 9 / Year 10 / Key Stage 4 (IGCSE & AP): JD 8,850 — per term JD 2,950.00. - Grade 10 / Year 11 / Key Stage 4 (IGCSE & AP): JD 8,850 — per term JD 2,950.00. - Grade 11 / Year 12 / Key Stage 5 (AS/A2) & Advanced Placement: JD 11,900 — per term JD 3,966.67. - Grade 12 / Year 13 / Key Stage 5 (AS/A2) & Advanced Placement: JD 11,900 — per term JD 3,966.67.
Discounts (applied to tuition only)
- Sibling discounts: 5% for the second child; 10% for the third and every subsequent sibling. - Alumni & diplomatic staff discount: 20% for children of NES alumni and diplomats. - Early full-payment discount: 7% for those who pay the full tuition amount by 30/5/2025.
Other compulsory and commonly charged fees
- Supplies (textbooks, copybooks, yearbook): - Nursery–Year 1: JD 550. - Years 2–9: JD 650. - Year 10 & Year 12 (IGCSE): JD 650. - Grades 9–12 (AP): JD 750. - Year 11 & Year 13 (IGCSE): JD 450. - Advanced Computer & Information Technology fee (all years): JD 250. - International assessment programmes (Years 2–9): Cambridge Checkpoint / CEM / CAT4 / Progression Test: JD 650. - Challengers Department (where applicable): - Years 2–9: JD 3,800. - Years 10–13: JD 4,000. - Special support (per-subject) — British System / AP / BTEC: - Years 3–9: JD 1,300 per subject. - Years 10–13: JD 1,600 per subject. - Transportation fees: - Zone one (round trip): JD 800. - Zone two (round trip): JD 850. - Zone one (one way): JD 500. - Zone two (one way): JD 550. - Accidents insurance and medical services (annual): JD 100 (coverage up to JD 1,000 each year per student). - Note: Fees for school uniform, food, trips, extracurricular activities and school camps are charged separately.
Boarding
- No boarding fees are listed on the published tuition and fees information; boarding is not shown as an available fee category.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment instalments: three equal instalments are required. Instalment due dates listed are: - 1 April 2025; 1 August 2025; 1 December 2025. - Methods of payment accepted: Cash, Cheques or Credit Card. Post-dated cheques should be submitted together on the registration dates. - Late payment and returned cheque policy: Interest will be added in case of delay in payment or returned cheques. The school reserves the right to withhold records of withdrawing students until all outstanding payments are settled and to place students from the waiting list if payments in full are not received by the due date.
Refunds and non-refundability
- Interview/entrance examination fee and new student registration/enrolment fee are non-refundable. - Charges paid and/or outstanding are not refundable in case of absence, dismissal or withdrawal.
Payment options
- Accepted payment methods: Cash, Cheques and Credit Card. Post-dated cheques are required to be submitted at registration for instalment plans.
(Details above are taken from the school's published tuition and fees information for NES.)
Academics
New English School teaches British Curriculum, American Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
The New English School uses a British, Cambridge-based curriculum across four main stages: Early Years, Primary (Years 2–6), Lower Secondary (Years 7–9) and Upper Secondary (Years 10–13), with an English-only stream offered alongside a bilingual Arabic–English program.
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Admissions
Admissions
Step 1: Applications for admission can be obtained from the Admissions Office or by filling out the online form. The application should be submitted along with the previous year's school record and other official documents. The Admissions Office will acknowledge receipt and provide guidance on the next steps. Step 2: The school uses a placement test and CAT4 (Cognitive Abilities Test) as part of the admission process, with CAT4 able to be administered online for students transferring from outside Jordan. Step 3: Applicants will be interviewed by the relevant department as part of the assessment. Step 4: Admission decisions are communicated to families, and tuition arrangements follow with the published tuition structure and potential discounts.
Scholarships
Discounts and financial awards include: siblings discounts, and 20% discounts for children of NES alumni and for children of the diplomatic corps. The top three ranking students for the academic year in each grade across all sections receive 40%, 30% and 20% discounts on the following year's tuition fees, respectively. A monthly Chairman's Award is given to a teacher, an admin staff member and a student for special accomplishment.
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FAQs
Where is New English School located and how do I get there from Amman?
New English School is in Khalda, a western Amman suburb, on Amer Bin Malek Street with the mailing address P.O. Box 154, Amman 11821. Khalda is part of West Amman and is accessible via the city road network and the school operates a fleet of buses for student transport.
What age range and school divisions does NES cover?
NES educates children aged 2 to 18 across four main divisions: Early Years, Primary (Years 2–6), Lower Secondary (Years 7–9) and Upper Secondary (Years 10–13). The school offers both an English-only stream and a bilingual Arabic–English program.
Is New English School coeducational and does it offer boarding?
NES is a private, coeducational day school. Boarding is not offered.
How do I apply and what are the main steps in the admissions process?
Applications are submitted to the Admissions Office along with the previous year's school record and required documents, followed by a placement test and CAT4 (which can be administered online for students transferring from abroad). Applicants are then interviewed by the relevant department and admission decisions are communicated to families with guidance on tuition arrangements.
Are any parts of the application fees non-refundable?
Yes, the Interview and Entrance Examination Fee of JOD 100 and the New Student Registration and Enrolment Fee of JOD 600 are non-refundable. Other charges paid and/or outstanding are not refundable in case of absence, dismissal or withdrawal.
Does NES offer discounts, scholarships or financial concessions?
NES offers sibling discounts of 5% for the second child and 10% for the third and each subsequent sibling, a 20% discount for children of NES alumni and diplomats, and a 7% early full‑payment discount for payments made by 30/5/2025. Academic merit discounts are also given to the top three ranking students in each grade for the following year (40%, 30% and 20% respectively).
What curriculum and external examinations does the school follow?
NES follows a British, Cambridge-based curriculum across Early Years through Upper Secondary, offering Cambridge Checkpoints, IGCSE and AS/A-level courses alongside Advanced Placement (AP) options. The school also offers an American High School Diploma pathway and integrates the Cambridge Primary Programme and elements of the Finnish approach in the Early Years.
What options are available for Upper Secondary qualifications and university preparation?
Upper Secondary students can study IGCSE in Years 10–11 and AS/A‑level or AP courses in Years 12–13, with an American High School Diploma option available for a U.S.-aligned path. Careers & University Counselling supports student planning, university preparation and career-related training.
What science, technology and library facilities does NES have?
NES provides dedicated science laboratories for physics, chemistry and biology with modern equipment, multiple computer labs to support digital learning, and a library that can house up to 15,000 books with student-accessible computers and study bays. These facilities support both curricular experiments and independent research.
What sports and physical education facilities are available on campus?
The campus includes two football fields (one reserved for primary students), three indoor PE courts, three outdoor basketball courts and two indoor swimming pools for year-round use. The NES Sports Club runs organised programs in football, basketball, jiu-jitsu, swimming and gymnastics, with private classes available if required.
Does the school provide student transport and how is it managed?
Yes, NES operates a fleet of 24 school buses owned and operated by the school for student transport, and a bus escort accompanies students to ensure safe pick-up and drop-off. Transportation fees are charged separately according to zones.
What extracurricular and arts opportunities do students have?
Students can participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities including theatre, dance, music and visual arts supported by a 300+ seat theatre and dedicated studios, as well as library-hosted events like movie nights and debates. Sports clubs, the Yearbook team and other after-school activities provide additional enrichment.
How does NES develop leadership and civic skills in students?
Leadership is fostered through the Students Council, Model United Nations and the house system, and community service and volunteering are integrated into the high school program to build civic engagement. The school also provides career-related training and university counselling to support longer-term planning.
What specialised support does NES offer for students with learning difficulties or additional needs?
The Challengers Department provides counselling, guidance and special education support, operating from a dedicated wing with sensory paths and therapies including ABA, Flowtime DIR, art therapy, swimming therapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy. The Challengers provision operates with a 3:1 teacher‑to‑student ratio and employs two full‑time counsellors.
How does the school support students' mental and emotional wellbeing?
NES takes a whole-school approach to social and emotional wellbeing and has on-site Health Services with a medical team for routine care. Concerns about mental health and safeguarding can be directed to the Safeguarding Team, and a Child Welfare Subcommittee of the Board of Governors oversees pastoral care policies.
Is there an English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision or an English-only option for non-Arabic speakers?
Yes, NES offers an English-Only Stream that was introduced about ten years ago as an alternative to the traditional bilingual model, making it suitable for families relocating from abroad. A dedicated EAL department is not publicly described, but the English-Only Stream supports English-medium instruction from the Early Years.
Are Arabic language and Jordanian curriculum subjects taught at the school?
In Lower Secondary, Arabic language subjects (Arabic language, Religion and Arabic Social Studies) are taught following the Jordanian Ministry of Education curriculum. The broader school curriculum remains English‑language based for international programmes.
What are the expectations around uniform and how does it tie into school life?
Uniform is mandatory and must be worn with pride, with specific details provided in the Code of Conduct booklet. Uniform compliance is recognised within the NES house system and contributes to House Points for positive behaviour and participation.
What is the school's house system like and how are students assigned?
NES has four houses—Aqaba, Jerash, Petra and Wadi Rum—and students (and their siblings) are assigned to a house on entry. Houses compete in events throughout the year and earn House Points for academic, behavioural and extracurricular contributions.
How is food handled on campus and are there dietary guidelines?
The school operates an on-site cafeteria supervised by the school's medical team, and there is an emphasis on healthy lunch boxes with a policy discouraging fizzy drinks, crisps and chocolates. Charges for food are billed separately from tuition.
What are the tuition fees at New English School?
Annual tuition at New English School ranges from JOD 3,650 to JOD 11,900 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.