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Al Qimma Schools

Jordan, Amman

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum
Strengths Sport, STEM, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Introduction

Al Qimma Schools sit on a campus of more than 6,000 square meters, designed for a enquiry-based education. The campus houses science laboratories, computer laboratories, art rooms, a library, a theatre, a medical clinic and a cafeteria. Integrated sports facilities include an Olympic-standard swimming pool, a full-size football pitch with turf and an indoor basketball court. The facilities are described as global-standard, ensuring high-quality spaces for collaboration and study. The library offers books and digital resources; science laboratories cover chemistry, physics and biology; three computer laboratories support ICT and STEM learning; two spaces dedicated to the arts support creative projects. Extra-curricular activities include programs fostering practical learning, collaboration and initiative. Athletic activities include football, basketball, volleyball and fitness; enrichment programs emphasize critical thinking and programming. Educational trips visit science centers, museums and educational exhibitions. Annual events include sports day, cultural and artistic festivals, graduation ceremonies and Science and Technology Week.

The Essentials

Location

Amman, Jordan. The campus sits in the Deir Ghbar area, Al-Sahl neighborhood, on Raf Bin Aus Street, Building 20. It is accessible by local roads in central Amman.

Stages

Primary/Elementary, Middle, and Secondary education.

Country affiliation

Jordan
Fees
Application / Registration Fee

- No specific application, registration, or non‑refundable placement‑fee amount is published in the school's online admissions or application pages.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a public, itemised tuition schedule showing numeric fees per year group or per term for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No per‑grade or per‑term amounts are shown on the admissions, application or facilities pages.

- Promotional fee-related items that are published: a 25% discount is offered on the national and international programmes for Grades 1–6, and books and uniform are offered free when the first‑term instalment is paid in cash for Grades 1–3. These published promotions do not include the base tuition amounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published admissions steps identify payment of school fees as part of the final registration step, and the school references instalments (for example, a first‑term instalment) in connection with promotions; however, no detailed billing schedule (dates, number of instalments, due dates, late‑payment penalties) or standard payment‑terms are published.

Boarding fees

- The school's published description of campus facilities lists academic, medical and sports facilities (laboratories, library, swimming pool, gym, clinic, cafeteria, etc.) and does not describe any residential or boarding facilities. There are no boarding fees published because boarding is not described as a school service.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Uniform and books: there is a published promotion stating that books and uniform are provided free when the first‑term instalment is paid in cash for Grades 1–3. No baseline uniform or book price schedule is published.

- Transport, extracurricular/activity fees, examination/assessment fees, learning‑support charges and other typical ancillary fees are not published on the public pages reviewed. The site does not display a public list or amounts for these categories.

Refund information

- No published refund policy, fee‑refund table, or detailed terms for refunding tuition or deposits is available in the school's terms, admissions or application pages. The terms & conditions page (last updated June 2025) does not set out a fee‑refund procedure or amounts.

Fee payment options

- The only explicit payment method referenced in the published content is cash (specifically for the promotion that waives books and uniform when the first‑term instalment is paid in cash). No public statement lists accepted electronic payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, online payment portal, cheque, or specific bank account details). Contact details (email and phone) and office hours are published for enquiries.

Practical summary for parents (concise, factual)

- No numeric application fee, tuition schedule by grade, installment calendar, refund policy, or formal list of accepted payment methods is published on the school's public admissions, application or policy pages.

- Published, specific items you can rely on: a 25% discount for Grades 1–6 on national and international programmes; and free books and uniform when the first‑term instalment for Grades 1–3 is paid in cash.

Published contact details for fee enquiries

- Email: info@qmas.edu.jo. Phone: 06‑583‑3508; 078‑777‑6770; 079‑754‑4899. Office hours: Sunday–Thursday 08:00–15:00. Use these contacts to request the school's official, itemised fee schedule and billing calendar.


Note on available public information

- A full numeric fee schedule (per grade, per term) and a published refund policy were not available on the school's public pages reviewed; the specific promotional items above are the only fee‑related figures and concessions shown in the published content.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The campus spans more than 6,000 square meters. It includes science laboratories, computer laboratories, art rooms, a library, a theatre, an on-site medical clinic, and a cafeteria. Integrated sports facilities include a swimming pool and a gym. Storage rooms provide space for equipment and supplies. The facilities are described as global-standard.

Sports Facilities

Facilities include an Olympic-standard swimming pool, a full-size football pitch with suitable turf, and an indoor basketball court equipped with modern equipment.

Academic Facilities

The library provides a comprehensive collection of books and digital resources. Science laboratories cover chemistry, physics, and biology. Three computer laboratories are fully equipped to support ICT and STEM learning. Two spaces are dedicated to the arts, supporting creative projects. An on-site medical clinic has qualified staff.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Activities include a diverse range of programs that enhance practical learning, collaboration, and initiative. Athletic activities include football, basketball, volleyball, and fitness. Enrichment programs feature educational workshops to develop critical thinking, innovation, and programming. Educational trips visit science centers, museums, and educational exhibitions. Annual events include the annual sports day, cultural and artistic festivals, graduation ceremonies, and Science and Technology Week.
School Events
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