- Achieved an exemplary academic record throughout the last two academic years and the first half of the current school year (Achieved the Principal and Head of School Awards).
- Maintained an exceptional record of co-curricular activities in the areas of MUN, Sports, Performing and/or Visual Arts.
- Possess leadership qualities and attitude.
- Maintained exemplary behaviour and excellent disciplinary record.
- Has an excellent command of Arabic (except for International students) and English languages both reading and writing, as well as ICT skills.
Principal
ABS CIS Re-accreditation
ABS has been re-accredited by CIS
Point of View
Council of International Schools (CIS) Award of International Accreditation – important
ABS Anglo – Jordanian Society Appeal 2017 – 2018
- Shoe Boxes
- Ziploc bags
- A strong carrier bag
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2. Hair brush
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3. Comb
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5. Cream / Lotion (hand, face or body)
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6. Deodorant
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7. Toothbrush
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8. Toothpaste
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9. Mouthwash
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10. Lip balm
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11. Simple Shaving Razor and Shaving Cream for men
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12. Small mirror
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13. Nail Cutter
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14. Nail file
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15. Cotton buds
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16. Hair ties
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17. Hair Pins
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18. Sanitary pads
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19. Towels
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20. Toilet paper
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21. Tissue paper
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22. Wet ones
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23. Diapers
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24. Washing powder
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Peace Mash for ABS
We were absolutely delighted that our ABS Senior Choir participated in the opening ceremony of the World Science Forum, in the presence of HM King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein, at the Dead Sea this week. This was a truly outstanding event, which was a real privilege and honour for our students to be part of! Many congratulations to all the students and their teachers on their fantastic performance and a huge thank you to HRH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, Chair, World Science Forum 2017, for including ABS in such an amazing world class event.
AMMUN XVI Closing Ceremony
The Amman Model United Nations (AMMUN) is a longstanding tradition at the Amman Baccalaureate School (ABS). ABS hosted the sixteenth annual conference 1-5 November 2017. A total of 16 international and local school delegations comprised of almost 400 participants actively engaged in debating, merging, and lobbying. Over an intense three-day timespan, the ten forums were in session where numerous resolutions were put forth and many were successfully passed.
As a culminating celebratory grand finale, we were honoured that His Royal Highness Prince Hamzah bin Al-Hussein delivered the AMMUN XVI Closing Ceremony speech. Although he comes from a military background, his pristine message that violence will never solve our global issues radiated throughout the Grand Hyatt Ballroom filled with representatives from the ABS Board of Trustees and Leadership Team, parents, grandparents, sponsors and delegations. HRH Prince Hamzah encouraged each member of the audience to be humble, kind, compassionate and most importantly empower our youth at a very young age to engage in constructive dialogue in an attempt to resolve the issues we are faced with today and in anticipation of the unknown that lies ahead. He acknowledged that many of the current professions available in the job market will soon be obsolete, so the workforce of the future must be flexible, diverse, and work in collaboration as a united forefront. After his speech, he graciously answered several questions from the audience. HRH Prince Hamzah’s profound and heartfelt message left the AMMUN XVI Conference Community pondering what the future holds for us all as the human race.
IB/CIS Synchronised Team Evaluation Visit
As you will no doubt be aware, ABS hosted the first-ever worldwide CIS Team Evaluation Visit under the revised international protocol, from Saturday 23 September to Thursday 28 September 2017, with its much tougher standards and requirements. The visit started with a meeting of the 16 IB/CIS evaluators with the whole ABS community, in the presence of HRH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, and it was really splendid to see all sections of the ABS community represented for such an important meeting, including representatives of the Board of Trustees, Staff, PTA, Booster Club, Alumni Board and, of course, our wonderful Student Council Members, who gave the Evaluation Team a full tour of the school.
The IB/CIS Evaluation Team spent the following week reviewing the school’s Self-study, curriculum documentation, policy handbooks, meeting with the Board of Trustees, Leadership Team, teachers, support staff, parents and students and, of course, visiting lessons, including that of the Principal! There can be no doubt that the Evaluation Team carried out a thorough review of all aspects of the ABS, especially its learning and teaching during this week.
We now await the full reports from both CIS and the IB (for all 4 IB programmes) and, whilst there will certainly be recommendations for development from both reports, which will help us in our journey of continuous school improvement, as mentioned by the CIS Team Chair in the draft feedback to all the school staff at the end of the week, there will also be many more commendations. Indeed, it was highlighted that the school had been meticulous in its production of the CIS Self-study and that the school had exceeded all the requirements for the revised CIS Accreditation protocol, which is praise indeed given the much more demanding requirements of the revised CIS international protocol.
This is a fantastic accolade for the whole ABS community and many congratulations and thanks go to all who made this possible, including the Board of Trustees, staff, parents and especially our wonderful students, who made a fantastic impression throughout the whole week. Many, many congratulations!