Amman National School

The Amman National School was established in 1985 by five Taher sisters who sought to improve Jordan's private education. The Taher family financed the school, and Dara Taher served as the founding director. The school began with Grades 1–3 in a rented building. Two years later it moved to its current Dabouq location to accommodate KG-5, and a new grade was added each year. The first graduating class was in 1995; today ANS serves around 1,000 students from KG to Grade 12 and is licensed by the Jordanian Ministry of Education; the school is authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma for Grades 11-12.

The ANS community is described as a family atmosphere where happiness, friendship, care, kindness, and success blend into daily life. The school serves around 1,000 students aged 4-18, creating a diverse and inclusive community. Community life features events such as Annual Arts Exhibitions and other arts and cultural initiatives, as listed in school announcements. Environmental and cultural initiatives, including Eco-Schools Green Flag recognition and International Arabic Language Day activities, are part of the school calendar.

The PTA leads community welfare efforts and supports student activities. In the Annual Winter Campaign, the PTA led fundraising in collaboration with the Friends of Students association to provide shoes, jackets, and other essentials. PTA members and student volunteers joined association representatives to distribute items in Madaba Governorate. The PTA organizes and participates in events such as the Annual Arts Exhibition and supports initiatives like the Qimam Initiative, launched on 7 November 2024. Environmental and language-related school initiatives, including the Green Flag Eco-Schools program and International Arabic Language Day activities, are part of PTA-supported programs.