Jordan, Amman
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The school maintains a dedicated well-being department focused on the social, emotional, and physical wellness of students and staff, using a two-pronged approach of data-driven prevention and intervention. Prevention strategies develop intrapersonal and interpersonal awareness, foster positive relationships among students and teachers, and cultivate a sense of belonging within the school community across the K-10 continuum. The program is delivered with clear policies and procedures and the wellbeing department coordinates well-being activities across departments. A team of qualified professional counselors provides intervention, offering individual counseling using cognitive, behavioral, and/or solution-focused approaches, with screening tools to identify students in need. Counseling services adhere to up-to-date international standards, maintain confidentiality, and may refer families to external professionals when needed. The school also hosts conferences, workshops, and motivational speakers, and often invites parents to benefit from these sessions.
The Inclusion Policy is publicly accessible in the Document Center, indicating formal attention to inclusive education. The policy is published under the Arab Evangelical Episcopal Church Council (Ahliyyah & Mutran). Explicit details on specific SEN provisions, types of SEN supported, or whether the school operates a dedicated SEN unit are not publicly listed. The school's inclusion approach aligns with its holistic IB model and emphasis on student well-being. For definitive information on SEN services, inquiries should be directed to the school.
The Primary Years Program page describes multilingualism and notes that the language of instruction in K-5 is Arabic, with English and French taught as additional languages in Grades 1-5. The PYP experience page indicates teachers include English language specialists as part of the co-teaching team. Public IB information lists English and Arabic as the languages of instruction for the school. This framework indicates EAL development is supported through English language development and additional language offerings rather than a separate EAL department in publicly available materials.
Mental wellbeing is addressed as part of the school's broader social and emotional wellbeing (SEL) initiatives through the Wellbeing department. Prevention strategies cultivate intrapersonal and interpersonal awareness, positive relationships, and a sense of belonging across the K-10 continuum. A team of professional counselors provides intervention with screening tools and individual counseling using cognitive, behavioral, and/or solution-focused approaches. Counseling services maintain confidentiality and may refer families to external professionals when needed. The school also organizes conferences, workshops, and motivational speakers, often inviting parents to support mental wellbeing.
The Inclusion Policy is publicly available in the Document Center, indicating safeguarding and inclusion measures. The policy is published under the Arab Evangelical Episcopal Church Council (Ahliyyah & Mutran). The wellbeing program's prevention and intervention components support safeguarding by addressing students' welfare. The wellbeing department coordinates safeguarding-related activities across departments through clear policies and procedures. Counselors provide confidential support and can refer to external professionals when needed, reinforcing safeguarding practices.
Ahliyyah & Mutran School is an IB World School in Jordan serving students from age 3 to 18. It offers four IB programs across primary to high school: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP), the Diploma Programme (DP) and the Career-related Programme (CP), plus a BTEC qualification. In the PYP, instruction is Arabic for grades K–5, with English and French development in grades 1–5. The MYP uses English for most subjects, with Arabic, Physical Education and Religion offered in other languages where appropriate. The DP and CP are available in High School. The school is planning a new green campus to enhance experiential learning and sustainability. AR/VR tools and blended learning are used across curricula, supported by the Cognitive Development program (COGX) and the Al Kashef inclusive education center. Distinctive programs include Tasmeem Design Day, Yalla Shabab, and a performing arts emphasis with international exchange opportunities.