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The Jubilee School Project was announced in 1977 during the Silver Jubilee celebrations for His Majesty King Hussein and it was affiliated with the Noor Al Hussein Foundation as a major project. In 1984 Queen Noor assumed responsibility for implementing the project to commemorate His Majesty's Silver Jubilee. The Jubilee School opened in 1993/94 as the first institution in the Arab region dedicated to academically gifted and high-achieving students. In 1999 the School was annexed to the King Hussein Foundation, a non-governmental, non-profit institution established by Royal Decree, representing His Majesty's humanitarian heritage. The Jubilee Institute was launched to encompass both the Jubilee School and the Jubilee Center for Excellence in Education (JCEE).
The Jubilee School is a co-educational, non-governmental and non-profit boarding secondary school that draws students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds, largely through scholarships and boarding facilities for those from distant regions and other Arab countries. The School operates a two-semester system with an extended day from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., totaling 195 schooldays and 40 periods per week. The community features a Scientific Research Unit, University Counseling, and a boarding program, with about 10% of students living in campus dormitories. The Jubilee Institute promotes STEAM education and co-curricular activities, including national and regional competitions and collaboration with alumni and external partners.
The Jubilee School is a co-educational, nonprofit boarding secondary school in Amman, Jordan. It serves grades 9–12 and enrolls around 500 meritorious students, with class sizes not exceeding 25 per section. The campus supports a blended learning and STEAM approach, with labs for chemistry, electronics, biology, robotics, and computer studies, plus a dormitory infrastructure for boarding students. The school operates a two-semester calendar (September–January and February–June) with about 195 days in a school year. The Jubilee School offers Jordanian Tawjihi, IGCSE and Cambridge A-Level tracks, and provides scholarships for the national program; a Graduation Project requires a 120-hour community service component. The Jubilee Institute also runs University Counseling and extensive student life programs and participates in national and international STEAM competitions such as First Lego League and F1 in Schools.
