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Sport City - The Martyr Memorial St. P.O. Box: 960628 Amman 11196, Jordan
Nursery Section; Kindergarten; Elementary Section (Grades 1-6) with Boys and Girls Sections; Braves Section (Special Needs); International Section (Grades 1-12) with British and American programs
Braves Section (Special Needs) provides individualized instruction and one-to-one tutoring for children with learning disabilities.
Jordan
Islamic values
Oxford Schools own their own fleet of yellow school buses which provides transportation to and from the Schools for students who request this service.
Application / Registration fees
- New-student registration fees and a number of mandatory one-off charges apply at registration. Typical mandatory charges shown by section include: Registration Fee (ranges by section, e.g. JOD 125 or JOD 150 or JOD 175), Accident Insurance (commonly JOD 100–125), and a refundable security deposit described as Refundable Insurance (JOD 75 for new and Grade 1 students). Additional one-off charges for specific programs include Registration Fees BTEC (JOD 375) and Technology BTEC (JOD 200).
Tuition fees — Nursery and Kindergarten (per year and installment breakdown)
- Nursery (Pre-K):
- Pre KG1: JOD 1,770 total (paid in three installments: 1st JOD 620, 2nd JOD 620, 3rd JOD 530).
- Pre KG2: JOD 1,890 total (1st JOD 660, 2nd JOD 660, 3rd JOD 570).
- Kindergarten:
- KG1: JOD 1,600 total (1st JOD 560, 2nd JOD 560, 3rd JOD 480).
- KG2: JOD 1,690 total (1st JOD 590, 2nd JOD 590, 3rd JOD 510).
- KG1+ (with additional subjects): JOD 2,430 total (1st JOD 850, 2nd JOD 850, 3rd JOD 730).
- KG2+ (with additional subjects): JOD 2,630 total (1st JOD 920, 2nd JOD 920, 3rd JOD 790).
Tuition fees — International section (per year and installment breakdown)
- International section tuition is published per grade as total annual fees with a three-installment schedule (installments shown below as 1st : X, 2nd : X, 3rd : X):
- Grade 1: JOD 2,955 (1st: JOD 1,040; 2nd: JOD 1,040; 3rd: JOD 875).
- Grade 2: JOD 3,130 (1st: JOD 1,100; 2nd: JOD 1,100; 3rd: JOD 930).
- Grade 3: JOD 3,250 (1st: JOD 1,150; 2nd: JOD 1,150; 3rd: JOD 950).
- Grade 4: JOD 3,430 (1st: JOD 1,200; 2nd: JOD 1,200; 3rd: JOD 1,030).
- Grade 5: JOD 3,600 (1st: JOD 1,260; 2nd: JOD 1,260; 3rd: JOD 1,080).
- Grade 6: JOD 3,785 (1st: JOD 1,325; 2nd: JOD 1,325; 3rd: JOD 1,135).
- Grade 7: JOD 3,895 (1st: JOD 1,365; 2nd: JOD 1,365; 3rd: JOD 1,165).
- Grade 8: JOD 4,070 (1st: JOD 1,425; 2nd: JOD 1,425; 3rd: JOD 1,220).
- Grade 9: JOD 4,245 (1st: JOD 1,490; 2nd: JOD 1,490; 3rd: JOD 1,265).
- Grade 10: JOD 4,770 (1st: JOD 1,670; 2nd: JOD 1,670; 3rd: JOD 1,430).
- Grade 11: JOD 5,300 (1st: JOD 1,855; 2nd: JOD 1,855; 3rd: JOD 1,590).
- Grade 12: JOD 5,775 (1st: JOD 2,020; 2nd: JOD 2,020; 3rd: JOD 1,735).
- Textbook charges for the International section are published separately per grade (examples include JOD 263.70 for Grade 1, JOD 300.50 for Grade 8, and higher prices for American/IGCSE secondary grades).
Tuition fees — National section (per year and installment breakdown)
- National section tuition is published per grade with a three-installment schedule as follows (examples):
- Grade 1: JOD 1,900 (1st: JOD 665; 2nd: JOD 665; 3rd: JOD 570).
- Grade 3: JOD 2,020 (1st: JOD 710; 2nd: JOD 710; 3rd: JOD 600).
- Grade 6: JOD 2,250 (1st: JOD 790; 2nd: JOD 790; 3rd: JOD 670).
- Grade 9: JOD 2,540 (1st: JOD 890; 2nd: JOD 890; 3rd: JOD 760).
- Grade 10: JOD 2,725 (1st: JOD 960; 2nd: JOD 960; 3rd: JOD 805).
- Grade 11: JOD 3,130 (1st: JOD 1,100; 2nd: JOD 1,100; 3rd: JOD 930).
- Grade 12: JOD 3,600 (1st: JOD 1,260; 2nd: JOD 1,260; 3rd: JOD 1,080).
- BTEC program variants have distinct published fees (examples: Grade 10 BTEC IT JOD 2,830; Grade 11 BTEC IT JOD 3,235; Grade 12 BTEC IT JOD 3,780), each with the same three-installment layout.
- Textbook charges for the National section are published separately by grade (examples available in the published schedule).
Tuition fees — Special Needs (Braves) section (per year and installment breakdown)
- Special Needs (National) tuition is published per grade with three-installment amounts. Examples include:
- Grade 1 (Special Needs): JOD 2,605 (1st: JOD 920; 2nd: JOD 920; 3rd: JOD 765).
- Grade 6 (Special Needs): JOD 3,360 (1st: JOD 1,175; 2nd: JOD 1,175; 3rd: JOD 1,010).
- Grade 10 (Special Needs): JOD 4,070 (1st: JOD 1,425; 2nd: JOD 1,425; 3rd: JOD 1,220).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The published installment dates follow a three-term schedule: due dates shown are 31/08 (first installment), 30/11 (second installment), and 28/02 (third installment). Fees are presented as annual totals with the three-installment breakdown noted above.
- Several mandatory charges are applied in addition to tuition (examples listed separately under each section): Accident Insurance (e.g., JOD 100), Technology fee (e.g., JOD 100), Graduation fee for Grade 12 (JOD 250), and Refundable Insurance (JOD 75 for new/Grade 1 students).
Transportation fees (optional service; per area, one-way and two-way)
- Transport is charged by area with different one-way and two-way rates. Representative area bands and published rates include:
- Area 1 (Sports City / Dahiet Prince Hassan / Arjan / Behind Civil Defense): One-way JOD 395; Two-way JOD 575.
- Area 2 (Tabarbour, Gardens, Shmeisani, Rabieh, etc.): One-way JOD 435; Two-way JOD 635.
- Area 3 (Jabal Al Hussein, Abdali, Jabal Amman first–third circle, etc.): One-way JOD 465; Two-way JOD 675.
- Area 4 (Khalda, Abdoun, Sweifieh, Jubaiha, etc.): One-way JOD 495; Two-way JOD 725.
- Area 5 (Shafa Badran, Sweileh, Daboq, Bayader Wadi Seer, etc.): One-way JOD 520; Two-way JOD 755.
- Area 6 (Rusaifeh, Zarqa, Airport Street, Naaur, etc.): One-way JOD 535; Two-way JOD 775.
- Transport withdrawal rule: withdrawal and/or refund of transport fees is prohibited if the bus service has been used for 10 days or more.
Other recurring and incidental costs
- Technology fee (commonly JOD 100) applies in several sections.
- Graduation fee for Grade 12: JOD 250.
- Textbook costs are published separately by grade; textbook charges vary significantly by grade and program (examples are listed in the published schedule).
Uniforms and consumable items
- School uniform costs are not published as fixed amounts in the public fee schedule. Scholarships awarded by the school may include coverage for tuition, transportation, textbooks, and school uniform.
Refund information
- A refundable insurance item of JOD 75 is specified for new and Grade 1 students; this amount is identified as refundable in the published schedule.
- For transport specifically: withdrawal and/or a refund is prohibited if the bus has been used for 10 days or more.
- No general tuition refund schedule (for mid-term withdrawal or pro-rata refunds) is published in the publicly posted fee schedule. Deduction/penalty rules for partial attendance or withdrawal are not detailed in the published tuition pages.
Fee payment options and who manages payments
- The school's Financial Department handles fee payments and financial enquiries; the published contact directory lists the Financial Department contact (accounts/financial manager) for payment arrangements. Specific accepted payment methods (credit/debit card, bank transfer, cheque, cash) are not itemised in the published fee schedule; parents use the Financial Department to arrange the accepted payment method and any required documentation.
Discounts and concessions that affect net fee payable
- The school publishes multiple discount and scholarship policies that can reduce tuition and associated costs: sibling discounts, staff discounts, children of armed forces/civil defense/embassy employees, academic achievement discounts, and a 5% discount for paying fees in full at registration. Full scholarships (when awarded) may cover tuition, transportation, textbooks and uniform.
Summary of what parents should expect to pay on registration
- At registration expect to pay the registration fee plus the first tuition installment and the mandatory one-off additions applicable to the student's section (accident insurance, refundable insurance where applicable, technology fee, BTEC registration/technology fees if relevant, and any graduation fee for Grade 12). Exact totals depend on grade, section (National, International, Nursery, Kindergarten, Special Needs) and any optional services (transport).
Oxford Schools in Amman, Sport City, serves ages 2–18. It offers two international curricula: British program (IGCSE/GCE) and American program (High School Diploma). The International Section serves Grades 1–12, with British route O-Level (9–10) and A-Level (11–12) and American route from Grade 9–12. Curricula follow Cambridge/Edexcel for IGCSE/GCE and American Common Core/California Standards, aligned with MOE. External exams such as Cambridge IGCSE, London GCE, and SAT support university admissions, with MOE and university equivalency guiding Jordanian or American entry. At the end of Grade 8, students choose between British and American tracks. In Elementary, Arabic is language of instruction; maths and science taught in English; English taught as a foreign language; French optional. The campus features six libraries, three science labs, Technology Department with about 300 desktops, Medical Clinic, 300-seat Theater, Mosque, five cafeterias, and bus fleet, plus sports facilities including two basketball courts, five football fields, and Football Academy.
