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Jordan, Amman
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The Canadian International School – Amman is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). These programmes promote inquiry-based, student-centered learning and aim to develop both literacy and numeracy alongside critical thinking and problem-solving. Academic enrichment is visible in events such as the PYP Olympic Challenge and science-focused experiences like Explore the Cosmos: A VR Solar System Adventure. The Diploma Programme also includes Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) and university/career counselling to support students' academic development and planning for life after school.
The MYP curriculum includes Performing Arts—Drama and Music, indicating ongoing engagement with the arts beyond core subjects. Arts-related events are documented in School News, including puppet shows and other performances. The Our Gallery section showcases visual arts and creative displays from school activities, reflecting student creativity across grades.
The school develops both English and Arabic through an integrated, holistic approach to learning. The IB framework emphasizes intercultural understanding and global-mindedness as core aims of the programme. Language offerings in the DP include Arabic B and French Ab Initio. Field trips and cultural programs, such as visits to the Haya Cultural Center, contribute to cultural awareness as part of the broader curriculum.
The Diploma Programme requires Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS), guiding students to engage in service and community initiatives. The school provides CAS resources and handbooks, and offers university/career planning support and guidance on resumes as part of preparing students for life beyond CIS. These elements emphasize student-driven projects, volunteering opportunities and action within the community.
Leadership and professional development are supported through the CAS framework and through university/career counselling services, including exposure to planning sessions and resume guidance. The program offers resources to help students develop leadership, teamwork and career planning skills as they prepare for university admission and future work.
The MYP includes Physical Health Education as part of the curriculum, supporting students' physical well-being. School activities documented in News include wellness-oriented events such as Run For Life, reflecting a focus on fitness and healthy lifestyles. The IB approach also emphasizes holistic well-being, integrating creativity, activity and service as part of a balanced education.
