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Jordan, Amman
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Step 1: Apply for admission through the Admission and Registration System. The Amman Admissions page shows an Admission and Registration System with an Apply option, indicating applications are processed through the school's online system. The Amman and Zarqa branches have dedicated contact details and locations. Step 1 concludes with submission through the system.
Step 2: Review the fee structures. There are National and International sections with separate fee schedules. The National Section requires a new student registration fee of 100 JD (non-refundable); the International Section requires 200 JD. Books and uniforms are free for the National Section, while BTEC programs for Grade 10 have listed costs (Information Technology 5200 JD, Business 4950 JD). The Amman and Zarqa branches indicate these fee structures and payment expectations.
Step 3: Insurance and other mandatory fees. Hussein Cancer Center insurance costs 15 JD per year and is compulsory for all students.
Step 4: Installment plans. National Section installments are listed for Amman and Zarqa with First Installment amounts around 2100 JD for Grade 1, followed by subsequent installments (Second 1890 JD, Third 1785 JD, Fourth 1680 JD, etc.). The schedule shows a twelve-installment structure by grade.
Step 5: Branch details. The AMMAN BRANCH is located at Alqamah Ben Qays St. The ZARQA BRANCH provides a Zarqa address with the same contact email and a phone number of (00962) 3758550.
Step 6: Scholarships and related programs. The Admissions menu includes a Scholarship Program section, indicating the school offers scholarships; details are listed under that heading.
Omareyah International School operates in Amman and Zarqa, welcoming students from age 3 to 18. The school blends Jordan's Ministry of Education national curricula with international programs and language and digital learning enrichments. The Kindergarten is bilingual in English and Arabic, introducing early-learning modules such as Science and Me, Jolly Phonics, and Arabic language. In Amman, the primary program follows MoE curricula with Quran and English enrichment and digital learning. Grade 4 is non-mixed and Grade 5 is girls-only; English is taught through the Connect program based on CCS standards. The International Programme spans Grades 1-12 and includes Cambridge International assessment for secondary, Pearson Edexcel for higher secondary, and Marshal Cavendish for primary. The curriculum features Arabic for beginners, Thinking Based Learning, STEM, Quranic studies, a values program, and a guidance and counseling program. Remedial education, Hello Code coding initiative, Smart Lab and a private LMS support learning and skills.
