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RAMS traces its roots to a Jerusalem school founded in 1896 by Sheikh Mohammed Suleiman Al-Saleh. After his death, his descendants extended the family's educational work, with Naimeh Barakat and her husband Jamil Barakat establishing two model schools in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In 1989, Barakat family members established RAMS in Amman, Jordan, creating a private educational village for KG through Grade 12. RAMS adopted international programmes from the outset, with the IGCSE and related foreign curricula beginning in 1989 as the Jordan campus developed. The Amman campus spans about 41,000 square meters and hosts multiple schools and departments as part of RAMS.
RAMS' community is built through school‑led engagement with families across KG to Grade 12, with an organized plan that divides teachers into committees (Religious, Social, School Broadcast, Volunteer, School Activities, Excellence, and School Discipline) to coordinate activities. The committees coordinate events and activities that involve families as part of school life. Parent engagement is formalized through welcoming parents and students at the start of each semester, monthly renewal of corridor and classroom boards, birthday celebrations, and a ‘one family' culture linking administration, teachers, and parents. The RAMS community includes literacy events such as annual book fairs, and it participates in international recognitions like the Queen Rania UK Learning Awards. RAMS also runs community events including Run For Life to engage the broader community.
RAMS organizes parent involvement through school‑led committees that coordinate activities. The committees include Religious, Social, School Broadcast, Volunteer, School Activities, Excellence, and School Discipline, which organize events and activities with family participation. Parent engagement is formalized through welcoming parents and students at the start of each semester, with monthly renewal of corridor and classroom boards to maintain a shared environment. Students' birthdays are celebrated weekly with department support, and students are encouraged to participate in the school broadcasts to build confidence and public speaking. RAMS emphasizes community service and vocational education as core elements of its program, including Vocational skills, University Orientation, and Community Service. The Run For Life initiative demonstrates RAMS' engagement with families and the wider Jordanian community.
Rawdat Al-Maaref Schools & College (RAMS) is a long-standing educational institution in Amman, Jordan, with a history deeply rooted in regional academic tradition. Situated on a spacious 41,000 square meter campus in Khalda, the school offers a diverse range of pathways, including the British Curriculum (IGCSE and A-Levels), the American High School Diploma (SAT), and the National Jordanian curriculum. RAMS is distinct for its extensive facilities, which feature Olympic-size sports courts, a central-heated indoor swimming pool, and fully equipped scientific laboratories. A standout feature of the school is its dedicated Special Needs Department, which provides tailored one-on-one education and individual educational plans for diagnosed cases, ensuring an inclusive environment.
