It represents the eastern part of the old school and includes the hall and the buildings below it, and extends towards the mosque Aqsa Mosque in what today called the Royal Suite (upper floor).
Al Salibiya School occupies the eastern part of the Al Omarya School, which was established by the deputy prince The castle of al-Salibiya al-Din ibn Ali ibn Muhammad in 800 AH, located in the northern yard Al-Aqsa Mosque, has another name, which is the Naseebia School. Its eastern part is the hall and the buildings below it, which extend towards the far in the so-called today Royal part (upper floor), which renewed in the British era by the Supreme Islamic Council, While the hall and the buildings below it remained intact since the Mamluk era, and there was a role A great intellectual and cultural field and stopped by many stops and in the late Mamluk era It used a house for the prosecution, and in the early Turkish period, it used a house for the ruler in the name of the Saraya and then the Ottoman army.
At the time of the British Mandate, Shaykh Muhammad Al-Saleh rented it from the Awqaf and used it as a school to teach children on behalf of Kindergarten and remained in this case until 1938.
Then seized by the British and turned it into a police station until 1948. Then became the headquarters of the Arab Salvation Army. Then the headquarters of the Jordanian commander of Jerusalem. Then the headquarters of several administrative departments at the beginning of the Jordanian era. In 1952, a school restored.