What are the schools in Amman like?
When we asked about the schools in Amman, they said...
"It's a perfect school.Personally I think it's a safe place for children and teenagers to learn and grow with any problems," remarked one expat living in Amman with children attending Bunat Al Ghad Academy.
"BAA is a new school, so they are open to new ideas. They also do have problems like any other school in Jordan. The good thing about this one is that they try to become the best at what they do. I suggest that you become active with the school and don't hesitate to tell them what you think," said one expat in Amman with children at Bunat Al Ghad Academy.
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What are the schools in Amman like?
If you live in Amman, newcomers to Amman would love to hear your answer to this question.
