Ahliyyah School for Girls, Amman, Jordan

Ahliyyah School for Girls, Amman Jordan

The Ahliyyah School for Girls was founded in 1926 by the Christian Mission of England and was handed over to the Arab Evangelical Church Council in 1957. The school is a non-profit IB World school offering national and international programmes from KG-12 including IGCSE, 'A' levels and the International Baccalaureate Diploma. Bilingualism is stressed with English as the first language within an Arabic context. French is offered as a foreign language.

The school has a full program of extra-curricular activities including sports, music (choir and orchestra), drama, community service, ceramics, ballet, chess, debate, creative writing and journalism.

Pastoral care is based upon the moral and ethical development of the individual student, encompassed in the Code of Behaviour.