Bridges Academy School and Kindergarten

Jordan, Amman

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Fees JOD 1,200 - 3,025

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Introduction

Bridges Academy School and Kindergarten on Petra Street in Irbid comprises a 4,000 m² campus with separate sections for each program. The Kindergarten follows the British curriculum accredited by Cambridge and the British Council, with KG1 and KG2 emphasizing English literacy, mathematics, and science within Cambridge framework. The British International Program (IGCSE) centers on English, mathematics, and science, complemented by Global Perspectives to develop research, analysis, and communication skills; Progression Tests and Checkpoint exams monitor progress, while the science curriculum aligns with NGSS. The American International Program (AHSD) follows the Jordanian Ministry of Education curriculum, enhanced with extra programs; the English program covers reading, writing, speaking, and phonics; ICT is project-based, and digital libraries are available in Arabic and English. Bridges Academy offers IGCSE and the American Diploma, and is working toward accreditation for the American High School Diploma. The school day for younger pupils is five hours. Extracurriculars include Jordan Tennis Championship, Virtual Reality Experiences, and Global Mental Math Competition.

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Application / Registration fees

- Registration fee per student by grade (payable on registration):
- KG1: JOD 100.
- KG2: JOD 180 (plus a one‑time KG2 Graduation Fee JOD 50).
- Grade 1: JOD 250.
- Grade 2: JOD 250.
- Grade 3: JOD 250.
- Grade 4: JOD 250.
- Grade 5: JOD 250.
- Grade 6: JOD 250.
- Grade 7: JOD 250.
- Grade 8: JOD 250.
- Grade 9 (IGCSE): JOD 400.
- Grade 10 (IGCSE): JOD 400.
- Grade 11 (IAL): JOD 350.
- Grade 12 (IAL): JOD 200.
- Grade 9 (AHSD): JOD 400.
- Grade 10 (AHSD): JOD 400.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts)

- Annual tuition (listed by grade/program) in Jordanian Dinar (JOD):
- KG1: JOD 1,200 per year.
- KG2: JOD 1,200 per year.
- Grade 1: JOD 1,665 per year.
- Grade 2: JOD 1,715 per year.
- Grade 3: JOD 1,775 per year.
- Grade 4: JOD 1,825 per year.
- Grade 5: JOD 1,885 per year.
- Grade 6: JOD 1,935 per year.
- Grade 7: JOD 1,990 per year.
- Grade 8: JOD 2,040 per year.
- Grade 9 (IGCSE): JOD 2,365 per year.
- Grade 10 (IGCSE): JOD 2,625 per year.
- Grade 11 (IAL): JOD 2,885 per year.
- Grade 12 (IAL): JOD 3,025 per year.
- Grade 9 (AHSD): JOD 2,615 per year.
- Grade 10 (AHSD): JOD 2,775 per year.

Per‑term detail and how billing is presented

- The school publishes annual tuition amounts and requires an initial cash deposit on registration equal to 25% of the annual tuition plus the registration and uniform fees. The remainder is collected in scheduled installments (checks or promissory notes) with the final payment due by April 1st. The school does not publish fixed per‑term tuition figures; per‑term amounts depend on the number and dates of installments agreed with the finance office.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment at registration: full registration fee plus 25% of the annual tuition in cash is required on registration.
- Discount for early full payment: a 5% discount applies if the full annual tuition is paid in cash at registration and before the end of the first week of school.
- Accepted payment instruments: cash, bank checks (dated according to the agreed installment plan), or promissory notes. Payments must be made through the school's accounting office or directly to the school account.
- Final payment deadline: April 1 of the academic year.
- Late or failed payments: the school reserves the right to take legal action for late or failed payments. Enrollment is conditional on signing the contract and arranging the financial agreement.

Boarding / residential provision

- No boarding or residential fees are listed; the school publishes transportation (bus) fees for daily service instead.

Transportation (bus) fees

- Transportation fees are listed by route/area and are charged annually (amounts in JOD). Examples listed:
- Bani Obaid A: Round‑trip JOD 300; One‑way JOD 250.
- Bani Obaid B: Round‑trip JOD 350; One‑way JOD 300.
- South Area A/B/C: Round‑trip JOD 390; One‑way JOD 340.
- East Area A: Round‑trip JOD 375; One‑way JOD 325.
- North Area: Round‑trip JOD 390; One‑way JOD 340.
- Ramtha A: Round‑trip JOD 375; One‑way JOD 325. Ramtha B: Round‑trip JOD 400; One‑way JOD 350.
- Note: transportation fees shown are minimum base rates and may increase for more distant locations. Parents must confirm transportation needs at the start of the year and commit to paying the full year's transportation fee; cancellations after the first week do not qualify for refunds.

Uniforms and other mandatory costs

- Uniform fee: JOD 55 (non‑refundable; uniforms sold only at the start of the academic year).
- KG2 Graduation Fee: JOD 50 (one‑time).
- The registration fee covers school textbooks, English handwriting booklets, English vocabulary booklets, and other printed materials.

Refunds and cancellation policy

- Withdrawal within the first week: the entire annual tuition and transportation fee remain due and are non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal after the first semester: tuition and transport remain due for the full academic year; no partial refund is allowed.
- Student absences for any reason do not entitle parents to fee reductions or refunds.
- Expulsion for disciplinary reasons: full tuition and transport fees remain due.
- Uniform fees are non‑refundable.

Fee payment options (accepted instruments and routing)

- Accepted: cash, bank checks (dated per installment plan), and promissory notes. Payments are processed through the school's accounting office or by deposit to the school's account. Credit card payment is not listed among the published options.

Additional notes for parents

- Sibling discounts on tuition only: second sibling 10%, third sibling 15%, fourth sibling 20%. No discount for the eldest sibling; discounts do not apply to other fees. No combined discounts are permitted.

Year of the published fee schedule

- The fee schedule and registration guide used above are published for the 2025/2026 academic year and list the annual tuition amounts shown.

Academics

Curriculum

Kindergarten Section includes KG1 and KG2 following the British curriculum accredited by Cambridge and the British Council. The British International Program (IGCSE) focuses on English, Math, and Science, with Global Perspectives to build research, analysis, and communication skills; Regular Progression Tests and Checkpoint exams monitor progress; the Science curriculum is strengthened with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). The American International Program (AHSD) follows the Jordanian Ministry of Education curriculum, enhanced with extra programs; the English program covers reading, writing, speaking, and phonics; the ICT program is project-based; digital libraries are available in Arabic and English. Bridges Academy offers these international programs, including IGCSE and the American Diploma, and is working toward accreditation for the American High School Diploma program. Located on Petra Street in Irbid, about 5 km west of the University of Science and Technology and King Abdullah Hospital, the campus occupies 4,000 square meters with separate sections for each program.

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Average class size is between 12 and 20 students. The student-to-teacher ratio is 1:7.

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FAQs

Where is Bridges Academy School and Kindergarten located?

Bridges Academy is located on Petra Street in Irbid, about 5 km west of the University of Science and Technology and King Abdullah Hospital. The 4,000 square meter campus has separate sections for each program, ensuring dedicated space for KG, IGCSE, and AHSD tracks.

What international programs does Bridges Academy offer?

The Kindergarten follows the British curriculum accredited by Cambridge and the British Council. The IGCSE program focuses on English, Math, and Science with Global Perspectives and NGSS-enhanced science, while AHSD follows the Jordanian MOE curriculum with extra programs. Bridges also offers the American Diploma and is working toward accreditation for the American High School Diploma.

Which grade levels and age groups are taught at Bridges Academy?

The school offers KG1 and KG2 in the Kindergarten section, with Grades 1–12 in the international programs (IGCSE and AHSD). The campus is organized with separate sections for each program to accommodate the different curriculums.

What are the tuition costs by grade?

Tuition ranges from 1,200 JOD per year for KG1 and KG2 up to 3,025 JOD per year for Grade 12 (IAL). Other grades fall between these amounts, with specific figures listed by grade for IGCSE and AHSD tracks.

What are the upfront and payment terms for the year?

At registration, you pay 25% of the annual tuition plus the registration and uniform fees in cash. The remaining balance is paid in scheduled installments, with the final payment due by April 1. If you pay the full annual tuition in cash before the end of the first week of school, you get a 5% discount.

Are there sibling discounts on tuition?

Yes. The second sibling receives a 10% discount, the third 15%, and the fourth 20% on tuition fees. Discounts do not apply to other fees.

Is there a school bus service and what are the transportation fees?

Yes, there is a transportation service with annual bus fees by route. Examples include around-trip rates such as 300 JOD for Bani Obaid A or 390 JOD for South Area round trips, with one-way options also available.

Are uniforms and other mandatory costs required, and what are the prices?

Uniforms cost 55 JOD and are non-refundable, sold at the start of the academic year. KG2 has a one-time Graduation Fee of 50 JOD. The registration fee covers textbooks and printed materials used in the year.

What is the policy if a family withdraws a student?

Withdrawal within the first week requires payment of the full annual tuition and transportation. After the first semester, tuition and transport fees remain due for the full year, with no partial refunds. Absences do not entitle refunds.

What payment methods does Bridges Academy accept?

Payments can be made by cash, bank checks (dated per the installment plan), or promissory notes. Credit card payments are not listed among the accepted options.

What curricula are used for Kindergarten and the higher grades?

Kindergarten KG1/KG2 follow the British curriculum by Cambridge/British Council. The IGCSE track focuses on English, Math, and Science with Global Perspectives, while the AHSD track uses the Jordanian MOE curriculum with English and ICT elements and project-based learning.

How large are classes and what is the student–teacher ratio?

Average class sizes are 12–20 students, with a student–teacher ratio of 1:7, which supports more individualized attention in both the Kindergarten and secondary programs.

How is student progress monitored in these programs?

Student progress is monitored through Regular Progression Tests and Checkpoint exams, with IGCSE students also engaging in Global Perspectives to develop research, analysis, and communication skills.

Are digital resources or libraries available?

Yes, Bridges offers digital libraries available in Arabic and English, supporting learning across programs, with ICT taught in a project-based way.

How is the Bridges campus laid out and what facilities exist?

The campus spans about 4,000 square meters and has separate sections for each program, ensuring dedicated spaces for KG, IGCSE, and AHSD. It also provides digital libraries in Arabic and English as part of the facilities.

What extracurricular activities and events are available for students?

Bridges offers a range of extracurricular activities and events, including the Jordan Tennis Championship, Virtual Reality Experiences, Global Mental Math Competition, Champion League, Forest Park Trips, and Business Day.

Are there leadership opportunities or clubs beyond regular classes?

While specific clubs are not listed, the school's diverse extracurricular events and experiences indicate opportunities for student leadership and engagement beyond class time.

Is there a boarding option at Bridges Academy?

No boarding or residential provision is listed; Bridges operates as a day school and also offers transportation services.

What is the length of a typical school day?

The school day lasts five hours, which applies across the Kindergarten and program tracks.

What language(s) are taught and used in instruction?

English is the primary language for the international programs, while Arabic is used in instruction and Islamic Education is included in the Kindergarten. Digital resources are available in both Arabic and English.

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