Early childhood & preschool tools
Adapted toys, textures and pre-braille activities for the youngest children.
Divisions
From kindergarten to secondary
Blind, low-vision and sighted students are integrated at every level — with dedicated support all the way through.
Division One
Kindergarten
Our school began as a kindergarten in 2003, and it remains the heart of AES. Blind, low-vision and sighted children aged 3–6 learn together through play, songs, stories and movement — building readiness, confidence and real friendships.
- Play-based, inclusive early childhood education.
- Early vision screening and support from day one.
- A safe, natural environment for every child.
Division Two
Elementary School
Beginning with first grade in 2005, our elementary school teaches braille, adapted literacy and numeracy alongside the national curriculum — so blind and low-vision students never fall behind their sighted peers.
- Braille and adapted textbooks for low-vision readers.
- Focused literacy and numeracy support.
- Creative classroom activities, sports and music.
Division Three
Middle & Secondary
As students grow, so does their independence. Our older students travel, perform and study with confidence — and with the same integration and support that has been with them since the very first year.
- Preparation for life beyond school.
- Confidence, mobility and independent learning skills.
- A growing community of alumni who know inclusion.
Vision Support Program
The support that makes integration possible
AES is the only school of its kind in Jordan. Our vision-support programme is woven through every classroom — teachers, specialists and adapted tools working together.
Braille & literacy
Braille instruction, adapted textbooks and print-to-touch transitions.
Sport & movement
Adapted sports and daily activity building coordination and confidence.
Digital skills
Screen readers, accessible technology and hands-on learning with modern tools.
Shared resources for families & caregivers
We publish the tools and materials we use so families of visually impaired children anywhere can benefit:
Resources for visually impaired students Tools & materials (PDF)
See It Yourself
Watch children learn together
The video tour walks you through our school and shows integration in practice.