ISO Schools

Jordan, Amman

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Arabic, English

Fees JOD 2,000 - 5,500

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary)

Taught languages Arabic, English

Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Kindergarten

Introduction

ISO Education School is located in Amman, Khalda, behind Al-Khawarizmi College, and offers an international- and British-curriculum mix. The school delivers instruction in English and provides the IB Primary Years Programme as a candidate school, along with BTEC qualifications and Cambridge IGCSE options, plus the British Curriculum pathway. The IB PYP framework guides inquiry-based learning, student agency, and conceptual understanding to develop knowledgeable, caring, and internationally minded learners. The program emphasizes integrating academic subjects with social, emotional, and personal growth, using transdisciplinary units and authentic assessment to foster curiosity and independent thinking. ISO Education School is actively aligning its practices with IB standards to prepare for authorization. Facilities include a virtual reality space, computer laboratories, science laboratories, libraries, business rooms, classrooms, and an on-site clinic, with workshops for hands-on activities. Extracurricular programs feature science and technology clubs, language and culture activities, sports, and community service that promote collaboration and leadership.

www.isoeducation.edu.jo

Al-bahhath street, Alsalehien, Amman, Jordan

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The Essentials

Location

Amman, Khalda, behind Al-Khawarizmi College.

Stages

Primary and secondary. The primary program follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP).

Pupil Nationality Mix

Students come from a diverse mix of nationalities and cultures.

Additional learning support

English as a Second Language (ESL) and Arabic language support are provided. Learning Support is available with differentiated instruction and access arrangements to remove barriers to learning.

Country affiliation

Jordan

School day structure

School days run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sunday to Thursday.

Bus service

Transportation is provided with bus routes serving multiple zones in Amman (Regions 1–4 and ISO5) across two daily tours.

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Fees

School location and currency
- ISO Schools are located in Amman, Jordan (contact/address listed as Amman - Khalda). The currency used for the fee figures below is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD).

Tuition fees and related charges (by campus and year group)
- Note: the school's published fee schedule labels the main tuition column as “القسط”. The amounts below are presented as shown in that schedule and include separate listed charges for books & uniform (كتب وزي) and activities (أنشطة).

- ISO1 — Kindergarten (bilingual):
- Pre School: Tuition (القسط) JOD 2,000; Books & uniform JOD 100; Activities JOD 100.
- KG1: Tuition JOD 2,000; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- KG2: Tuition JOD 2,000; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 150 (KG2 activities entry includes graduation event).

- ISO1 — Primary (National curriculum):
- Grade 1: Tuition JOD 2,050; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 2: Tuition JOD 2,100; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 3: Tuition JOD 2,155; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 4: Tuition JOD 2,205; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 5: Tuition JOD 2,250; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.

- ISO1 — Primary (International / Cambridge):
- Grade 1: Tuition JOD 2,550; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 2: Tuition JOD 2,650; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 3: Tuition JOD 2,750; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 4: Tuition JOD 2,850; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 5: Tuition JOD 2,950; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 6: Tuition JOD 3,050; Books & uniform JOD 280; Activities JOD 100.

- ISO2 (and listed for ISO4 / ISO5 where applicable) — Middle & Secondary (National and BTEC):
- National middle/secondary tuition (examples shown):
- Grade 6: Tuition JOD 2,310; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 7: Tuition JOD 2,415; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 8: Tuition JOD 2,525; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 9: Tuition JOD 2,625; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 10: Tuition JOD 2,730; Books & uniform JOD 130; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 11 (Secondary national): Tuition JOD 2,800; Books & uniform JOD 200; Activities JOD 100.
- Grade 12 (Secondary national): Tuition JOD 2,900; Books & uniform JOD 200; Activities JOD 100.

- BTEC (vocational) programme annual tuition examples (tuition shown includes supplies where indicated):
- Art & Design: Tuition JOD 5,550 (quota shows tuition includes supplies).
- Engineering: Tuition JOD 6,000 (tuition includes supplies where noted).
- Business: Tuition JOD 5,550.
- Information Technology (IT): Tuition JOD 5,550.

- The above grade-by-grade tuition and the separate Books & Uniform and Activities entries are published in the school's fee schedule as shown.

Application / registration fees
- No separate application or non-refundable registration fee is published in the school's publicly displayed fee schedule. The published schedule shows tuition (القسط), Books & Uniform, and Activities charges but does not itemize a distinct application fee.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The published fee schedule lists amounts under the heading “القسط” but does not publish a detailed billing schedule (number of instalments, instalment due dates) or formal payment terms/late-payment penalties in the publicly available admissions/fees pages. Parents should therefore treat the amounts shown as the listed tuition and ancillary charges; no instalment timetable or payment deadline details are provided in the published material.

Boarding / residential provision and fees
- No boarding or residential programme or boarding fees are published in the school's facilities or fees pages. The school's facilities listing describes classrooms, labs, libraries and clinics but does not list residential accommodation or boarding charges.

Other costs or routine additional fees
- Books & uniform: Separate Book & uniform charges are published per grade (examples above; amounts range from JOD 100 to JOD 280 depending on grade and programme).
- Activities: A separate Activities fee is published per grade (examples above; typically JOD 100, with KG2 showing JOD 150 to include graduation activities).
- Uniform policy and appearance rules are published (required items and grooming rules are listed) but itemized retail prices for uniform pieces are not published.

Refund information
- No published refund policy, tuition refund schedule, proration policy for mid-term withdrawals, or explicit cancellation/refund terms are present in the school's publicly posted admissions, policies or fees content.

Academics

Curriculum

The school is a candidate for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP). It is committed to developing knowledgeable, caring, and internationally minded learners. The educational approach is grounded in inquiry-based learning, student agency, and conceptual understanding, encouraging students to think critically, ask meaningful questions, and take ownership of their learning. The PYP emphasizes the development of the whole child by integrating academic learning with social, emotional, and personal growth. Through transdisciplinary learning, collaborative planning, and authentic assessment practices, the school creates a stimulating and supportive environment that fosters curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong learning mindset. As a PYP candidate school, the school is actively working toward IB authorization and aligns its practices with IB standards and philosophy to ensure high-quality teaching and learning experiences for all students.

Higher Education Progression

The school prepares high school students for higher education through distinctive programs that support admission to global universities.

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Admissions

1. Philosophy and equal opportunity. The admissions policy at ISO Education Amman is grounded in the International Baccalaureate philosophy of holistic education. It accepts applications from all students without discrimination on the basis of race, color, faith, gender, or national origin. The admissions committee, composed of the principal and IB program coordinators, ensures prospective families understand ISO's mission through introductory sessions. Final admission decisions are made by the principal in consultation with the relevant IB program coordinator.

2. Open, year‑round admissions and eligibility. Applications are accepted year‑round and admission is open to students of all nationalities and backgrounds. Space availability and the applicant's ability to benefit from the IB programs and services are considered in the decision. The applicant completes the admissions/registration form with a parent or legal guardian's signature, and all required documents are received and reviewed. The school also assesses its ability to meet the needs of students with special educational needs.

3. Special education needs and final decision. The school meets the needs of students with special educational needs (see Inclusion Policy). A final admission decision is made by the principal and the IB program coordinator after reviewing all relevant documents and considering the student's fit with the IB programs and available school services.

4. Primary Years Programme admissions. The Primary Years Programme is inclusive in design and open to all students from Kindergarten through Grade 5. Interviews are conducted for applicants to Kindergarten and Grade 1, and admission is offered regardless of English language proficiency, provided there are no additional educational needs.

5. Grades 2–5 assessment and support. For Grades 2–5 in the Primary section, students undertake three placement tests in English, Arabic, and Mathematics to identify weaknesses and strengths and to guide support for learners in the Primary Years Programme. For students with special educational needs, see the Inclusion Policy.

6. Policy updates. The admissions policy may be revised at any time during the academic year; changes require approval from the school leadership. The policy is reviewed annually based on feedback collected during the review cycle.

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FAQs

Where is ISO Education School located?

ISO Education School is in Amman, Khalda, behind Al-Khawarizmi College. It delivers instruction in English and offers a mix of international and British curricula, including the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) as a candidate school, along with Cambridge IGCSE options and BTEC qualifications. The campus includes facilities such as laboratories, libraries, a clinic, and workshops to support hands-on learning.

What is the age range for students at ISO Schools?

The data indicates the school starts at age 3. The upper age limit isn't specified in the information provided.

Is ISO Schools co-educational, and what curricula are offered?

ISO Schools are co-educational, admitting both boys and girls. They offer a mix of international and British curricula taught in English, with the IB Primary Years Programme as a candidate, plus Cambridge IGCSE and BTEC options.

What are the tuition ranges by grade for ISO Schools?

Tuition varies by program and grade. Cambridge International Primary (Grades 1–6) ranges roughly from 2,550 JOD (Grade 1) to 3,050 JOD (Grade 6). National middle/secondary (Grades 6–12) ranges from about 2,310 JOD (Grade 6) to 2,900 JOD (Grade 12). BTEC programs are higher, typically around 5,550–6,000 JOD depending on the specialization.

Are there any application fees or scholarships published?

There is no separate application or non-refundable registration fee published in the fee schedule, and there are no publicly listed scholarships in the materials provided.

What is the admissions process at ISO Schools?

Admissions are open year-round and aim to be inclusive. Applicants complete an admissions/registration form; Kindergarten and Grade 1 may have interviews, while Grades 2–5 undergo placement tests in English, Arabic, and Mathematics. Final decisions are made by the principal in consultation with the IB program coordinator, with consideration given to students with special educational needs.

What curricula does ISO use?

ISO is a candidate for the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and also offers Cambridge International and British Curriculum pathways, with BTEC options. Instruction is in English, with Arabic as the language of instruction in the primary years for some programs.

How is language learning structured at ISO?

Arabic is the language of instruction in the primary years, while English is taught as a second language with eight hours of English per week. Islamic Education is taught in both languages, and English language support (ESL) is available along with diagnostic assessments to guide language plans.

How does ISO prepare students for higher education?

ISO states it prepares high school students for higher education through distinctive programs designed to support admission to global universities. Specific exam results or university placement data are not provided in the available information.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The campus features a virtual reality space, computer laboratories, science laboratories, libraries, business rooms, classrooms, and an on-site clinic, plus workshops for hands-on activities. A central licensed kitchen supports meals, and a bus service is available.

Are there dedicated sports facilities on campus?

Public materials do not list dedicated sports facilities. The school does offer sports clubs as part of its wellbeing and extracurricular program.

Do students have access to libraries and science labs?

Yes. ISO has libraries and science laboratories, as well as computer laboratories and ICT facilities to support research and practical learning.

What kind of extracurricular activities are offered?

Extracurricular programs include science and technology clubs, language and culture activities, sports, and community service, along with hands-on workshops and additional clubs like Scouts and cooking/etiquette activities.

Are there leadership or community service opportunities?

Yes. The wellbeing program emphasizes leadership development, critical thinking, problem solving, and innovation, with volunteering activities such as visits to care homes and fundraising campaigns.

Is there an arts-focused program at ISO?

The information highlights language, culture, and STEM-related clubs; there isn't a separately listed arts program, though language and culture activities promote cultural engagement.

What support is available for English learners (EAL)?

ISOs provides ESL/ASL support with dedicated language teachers, diagnostic reading and writing assessments at the start of each year, and plans that can be delivered via push-in or pull-out arrangements with progress tracked in the student portfolio.

How are students with special educational needs supported?

ISO provides inclusive education with a four-stage approach (assessment, planning, implementation, review). An Individual Learning Plan or Individualized Behavior Plan may be developed, with progress communicated to parents.

What wellbeing and safeguarding measures are in place?

The school operates a wellbeing program that supports physical activity, personal development, volunteering, and social engagement, and it maintains safeguarding commitments to provide a safe, respectful learning environment.

What is the school uniform like?

Uniforms consist of navy pants, a navy hoodie, and a polo shirt in red, green, or blue. Shoes must be black leather, flat, closed-toe with laces, and white socks. Items should be named, jewelry is limited to small earrings for girls, and extreme hairstyles/colors are not allowed.

Is boarding available at ISO Schools?

Boarding is not listed as available in the facilities or admissions information; the school appears to be a day program.

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