Oxford Schools

Oxford Schools
Location
Amman, Jordan
Information
Type	Private
Religious affiliation(s)	Islam
Established	1996
Number of students	2000+
Average class size	75 sq.m. – 100 sq.m
Student to teacher ratio	10:1
Color(s)	Teal and white
Website	Oxford Schools

Oxford Schools (Arabic: مدارس اكسفورد) is an International English and National Arabic medium co-education private school. There is three teaching systems in the school, The American System, The British System, and The Jordanian System. Oxford Schools was founded in 1996. The school is situated in Amman, Jordan.

History

The Oxford Schools main entrance in Amman, Jordan

Oxford Schools was established in Amman in 1996 by a number of the finest men in the country, their objective was to establish an educational environment that will contribute in bringing up the coming generations of youth, endowed with a modern spirit and appreciation of science.

Since its inception, Oxford Schools commits to provide a suitable educational environment that helps their students in developing their talents, skills and creativity.

The schools provided the Jordanian and international community with a series of graduates who effectively contributed in building the country, its progress and prosperity, and the progress of the neighboring countries.

System of education

The school offers the following programmes:

• The British System - O-Level and A-Level.
• The American System - SAT I and SAT Subject Tests (SAT II).
• The Jordanian System. - Tawjihi.

The school has Computer Labs, and Multimedia projectors. It has Physics, Chemistry and Biology Labs. Sports include pool, table tennis, badminton, chess, basketball, volleyball and football.

External links

Official website: Oxford Schools