English schools in. Amman ?

Izzy, I think the National Jordanian Curriculum requires that Religion be taught in Arabic. I have researched many schools in Amman and came across one that taught all English curriculum. The school was also very expensive and would cost me twenty six thousand the first year for two students age 9 and 15. You will also have to take Arabic as a second language.... the thing is there are very few schools that teach Arabic by levels. You will definatly have to supplement with a tudor or outside Arabic education.
If you arent willing to learn the language, culture and respect it as well, then you shouldn't bother wasting your time or parents money. I'm not trying to be mean or sound nasty. I'm trying to be honest.
Have you visited Amman? My 15 year old son doesn't speak Arabic and last summer we visited for a few months. He hated it. So before you make any rash decisions, you should repair your relationship with your father and stepmother. Then if you are serious about Amman, including the language and culture differences..... make the move. Research, ask questions, visit and see if thats where you want to be.
Remember that your parents aren't there to be your friend, they are for guidance, protection, and love. Most kids that think a parent is being nasty and mean,  translates to them being good parents.
Goodluck in whatever you choose.