According to age groups in English, Computers, Music, Drama, Dance, Folklore, Gymnastics, Physical Education, Cinema, Theatre and Travel contemporary training programs are provided by experienced teaching staff.

Our aim in preparing the annual training program in our school. Teach our children in a loving environment, mentally, physically, emotionally and socially to ensure the healthy development.

• Native events

• Free time activities

• Group work

• Toy day

• Book of Days

• Preparation for literacy

• Science and nature activities

• Concept of education

• Brain games

• Nature and culture tours (cinema, theater, exhibitions and so on.)

AGE GROUPS

• 0-24 months

• 24-36 months

• 36-48 months

• 48-60 months

• 60-72 months

• Etud

• BREAKFAST

• SNACK

• LUCH

• AFTERNOON SNACK

Our meals are prepared by our chef in our school’s kitchen.

Our list of nutrients and calories to eat per day according to the needs of our children, our menu is written by dietician Gizem Baloglu.

Our menu is given to our family as monthly menu.

Monthly Lunch Menu

Minik Dahiler (Little Geniuses), students spend in school service vehicles when they consider it as a part of the educational process.

Our Student Services, technically perfect, periodic maintenance performed, is fully equipped. All service vehicles are obliged to follow the safety belt. Service vehicles speed reports are regularly checked by the Department of Administrative Affairs. Each student is taken from the door of his house in the morning and to the door of the house is left again in the evening by our service.

SERVICE RULES

Safety hazards;

• Shuttle buses cannot get up and move students circulate inside the vehicle.

• Over a certain range of service tools windows cannot be opened. Students do not move out of windows.

• Students showing their location, especially those in the younger age groups in the middle row sit seats.

• Students wear a seat belt.

• Cleaning and Health Issues;

• Students do not eat the food served in their vehicles.

• Students throw the trash in the garbage vehicles.

• Students ask water or napkins from hostess.

• Observance of the Principle of Respect in Interpersonal Relationships terms;

• During service vehicles, there cannot be high-toned music to attract the attention of other people outside of the bus or inside of bus.

• Service vehicles move in time in the morning and in the evening.

• Students show respect to the vehicle driver and hostess.

• Older students, students retain little.

• Relationships between students, is based on love and respect.

• Students in an emergency service vehicle may request permission to use the phone.

• Service vehicles, in a manner that disturbing others is not spoken aloud.

• Service tools window, seats, upholstery and so on. Not to damage the property.