Jordanian School Qatar

Qatar, Doha

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The school at a glance

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 1000

Type Girls School, Boys School

Opened 1995

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, English

Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional

Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

Jordanian School Qatar offers a Jordanian-rooted education with a bespoke curriculum adapted for accreditation. The school follows the Jordanian education system, which includes a two-year preschool cycle and ten years of compulsory basic education, and in 2021-22 received approval to teach the Qatari national curriculum in the high school, with first graduation under this arrangement in 2024-2025. The school began in 1995-1996 under the support of the Jordanian Ministry of Education and the Embassy of Jordan, with Blessing of the Qatari Ministry of Education, starting as a single school serving up to grade six and 170 students. The preschool emphasizes social-emotional development and learning through play, music, movement, and storytelling. STEAM is emphasized across classrooms, integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. A distinctive feature is the Qatari Identity and culture emphasis within the Jordanian context, alongside social and academic counseling and careers resources. Preschool programs focus on community values.

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The Essentials

Location

Doha, Qatar. The Jordanian School Qatar operates in a single building that houses all levels from kindergarten to grade twelve, after starting with multiple buildings in different areas of Doha.

Stages

Kindergarten through Grade 12.

Pupil Nationality Mix

In 2024-2025, 1,852 students were enrolled out of a capacity of 1,882; nationalities include Jordanian, Egyptian, Syrian, and others.

Country affiliation

Jordanian curriculum; in 2021-2022 the schools received approval to teach the Qatari national curriculum in the high school; the first graduation under the new arrangement occurred in 2024-2025.

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Applicable academic year
- The published fee information available for Jordanian School, Doha refers to the 2025–2026 academic year.

Tuition fees (annual) by year group — amounts in QAR
- Nursery (N): no published amount in the available schedule.
- KG (early years / KG level shown on the schedule): QAR 8,000 per year.
- Primary (the first primary KG/entry level column on the schedule): QAR 8,000 per year.
- Grade 1: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 2: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 3: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 4: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 5: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 6: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 7: QAR 9,000 per year.
- Grade 8: QAR 11,000 per year.
- Grade 9: QAR 11,000 per year.
- Grade 10: QAR 11,000 per year.
- Grade 11: QAR 11,000 per year.
- Grade 12: QAR 12,000 per year.

Per-term amounts
- A per-term breakdown is not published in the fee table made available publicly for the 2025–2026 schedule. The school's fee document is published as a downloadable fee schedule on the school's fees page; the public grade-level annual figures above are the published annual amounts.

Application / registration / assessment fees
- The available public fee listing and the school's fee page do not show a clearly itemised, published amount for a one‑time application, registration or assessment fee in the accessible fee extracts. Where itemised application or registration fees exist, those amounts are typically listed on the school's official fee schedule or invoice — no specific figure for Jordanian School's application/registration fee is published in the accessible fee document.

Deposits, refunds and refund terms
- The publicly available fee table does not publish specific refundable deposit amounts or a detailed refund policy for withdrawals and cancellations. No published refundable deposit or detailed refund conditions for Jordanian School are available in the accessible fee document. Parents should note that private-school refund and withdrawal provisions are commonly specified in each school's fee policy and enrollment contract.

Boarding
- Boarding is not offered. The school operates as a day school and provides a school-transport service (a bus supervisor contact is listed).

Transport (bus) fees
- A school transport (bus) service is available; however, a published transport fee schedule (amounts per route or per student) is not shown in the publicly accessible fee summary. Contact details for the bus supervisor are published by the school.

Other costs (uniforms, books, activities, insurance, extras)
- The public fee listing does not itemise uniform, book, or compulsory extra‑curricular fees with numeric values. The school navigation includes a uniform page and references to school policies, but no published numeric uniform or textbooks charge was visible in the accessible fee summary.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A detailed billing schedule (for example, specific invoice dates, the number of instalments accepted by the school, due‑dates for term payments, penalties for late payment) is not published in the accessible public fee table. The school publishes its fee schedule as a downloadable document on the fees page; the accessible public view only provides the annual grade-level figures shown above. Parents should expect schools in Qatar to publish billing dates and accepted payment mechanisms in the formal fee policy or invoice.

Fee payment options
- The school lists a finance office contact; the publicly available material does not list a definitive menu of accepted payment methods with amounts (e.g., which cards or bank accounts are accepted). It is common practice at private schools in Qatar to accept bank transfers, bank cheques or post‑dated cheques and card payments, but a school‑specific published list of accepted payment methods and instructions is not present in the accessible fee material.

Refund and withdrawal conditions
- No school‑specific published refund schedule, prorated refund table, or formal withdrawal notice period was available in the accessible fee schedule for 2025–2026. Specific refund terms (including any non‑refundable portions) would normally be given in the school's official fee policy and enrollment agreement.

Summary of what is published vs. what is not published
- Published and confirmed: annual tuition by grade (amounts in QAR) for 2025–2026 as listed above.
- Not published in the accessible public fee extract: explicit numeric application/registration fees, per‑term breakdowns, published deposit/refund table, transport fare amounts, uniform and book charges, the exact billing calendar and the definitive list of accepted payment methods. The school's downloadable fee document and policy folder are referenced on the school's fees and admissions pages.

Contacts for fee administration (published on school pages)
- Finance / accounting office: phone contact listed by the school for fee and payment enquiries. Bus supervisor contact is published for transport enquiries.

If you must publish this material in an external database, the annual tuition figures by grade above are the published numeric items available in the school's public fee summary for 2025–2026; other fee line items and formal payment/refund terms are not numerically published in the accessible public materials and therefore are not included here.

Academics

Curriculum

The Jordanian education system consists of a two-year preschool cycle and ten years of compulsory basic education.

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FAQs

Where is Jordanian School Qatar located and what levels does it serve?

Jordanian School Qatar is in Doha, Qatar. It operates in a single building that houses kindergarten through grade 12, and follows the Jordanian education system, which includes a two-year preschool cycle and ten years of compulsory basic education.

Is the school gender-specific or coeducational?

The school is categorized as both a Girls School and a Boys School, indicating separate gender facilities within the Jordanian School Qatar framework. It currently operates in a single building serving all levels from kindergarten to grade 12.

When was Jordanian School Qatar established and what is notable about its history?

The school opened in 1995 (start of the 1995–1996 academic year) with support from the Jordanian Ministry of Education and the Embassy, and with the blessing of the Qatari Ministry of Education. It began with one school and a basic stage up to grade six, enrolling about 170 students, and now occupies a single building for K–12.

What are the publicly published tuition fees by grade for 2025–2026?

For 2025–2026, KG and Primary are 8,000 QAR per year; Grades 1–7 are 9,000 QAR per year; Grades 8–11 are 11,000 QAR per year; Grade 12 is 12,000 QAR per year. Nursery has no published amount in the accessible schedule.

Is boarding offered and is there a school transport service?

Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school. A bus service is available, and a bus supervisor contact is published for transport inquiries, though a detailed transport fee schedule is not publicly shown.

Are there published details on application fees, deposits, refunds, or waitlists?

The accessible fee materials do not show itemized application/registration fees or deposits/refund terms, and information about waitlists or scholarships is not published in the available materials.

Are there scholarships available?

There is no published information about scholarships in the available materials.

What curriculum does Jordanian School Qatar follow and what is notable about its high school arrangement?

The school follows the Jordanian education system, which includes a two-year preschool cycle and ten years of compulsory basic education. In 2021–2022, the school received approval to teach the Qatari national curriculum in the high school, with the first graduation under that arrangement occurring in 2024–2025.

Are there publicly available details on class sizes, exam results, or higher education outcomes?

No publicly available information on class sizes, exam results, or higher education outcomes is published in the provided data.

Does the school offer education up to Grade 12?

Yes, the school serves levels from kindergarten through Grade 12 in a single building.

Are there STEAM and cultural programs, especially at the preschool level?

Yes, STEAM is emphasised and integrated across classrooms and activities, with a focus on culture, creativity, and community. The preschool program emphasizes social and emotional development through play, music, movement, and storytelling.

What leadership or counseling support is available?

The school provides Social and Academic Counseling to support student development, and offers careers resources to help with future planning.

Is there a Parents' Council or PTA?

Yes, there is a Parents' Council that facilitates communication between families and the school, and there is active parent participation in community activities.

How does the preschool program support wellbeing?

The preschool program emphasizes social and emotional development and wellbeing, with learning through play, music, movement, and storytelling.

What information is available about SEN, EAL, mental health, or safeguarding?

No information about SEN, EAL, mental health, or safeguarding is published in the available materials.

Is boarding offered or is it a day program?

Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school and provides a bus service.

Is there any information about uniform policies or house systems?

There is no published information in the accessible materials about uniforms or a house system.

What is the school's history and its connection to the Jordanian community in Doha?

It was established at the start of the 1995–1996 academic year by Jordanian community members, with support from the Jordanian Ministry of Education and the Embassy, and with the blessing of the Qatari Ministry of Education. It has served the Jordanian community in Doha since then.

What role does parent involvement play?

The school has a Parents' Council to facilitate communication between families and the school, and there is active parent participation in various activities in the surrounding area.

How many students are enrolled and what nationalities are represented?

In 2024–2025, there were 1,852 students enrolled, with nationalities including Jordanian, Egyptian, Syrian, and others.

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