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Gökyüzü Eğitim Kurumları

Founded 1997

Updated July 2026

Languages

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Özel Maltepe Gökyüzü Eğitim Kurumları is a private co-educational school in Maltepe, Istanbul, providing education from kindergarten through to Anatolian high school. Established in 1997, the school combines national, spiritual, and universal values with a modern, technology-integrated curriculum.

Teaching approach

The school operates under a "Child-Centered Education Model" that treats each student as a unique individual and the active subject of their own learning journey. Its core mission is to raise "good human beings" by balancing academic success with character development, emotional intelligence, and environmental awareness. This commitment to sustainability is reflected in its various eco-accreditations, including Eco-Schools, Green Flag, and EU Blue Flag.

Programmes

The academic offering is based on the Turkish Ministry of National Education (MEB) curriculum, enriched with STEM, robotics, coding, and the Harezmi Education Model. Foreign language instruction begins at an early age, featuring English and Spanish as a second foreign language. The curriculum spans four distinct stages: kindergarten (Anaokulu), primary school (İlkokul), middle school (Ortaokul), and Anatolian high school (Anadolu Lisesi).

Outcomes

Graduates of the school are prepared to be self-confident, productive individuals who contribute to society both in Turkey and internationally. Student achievements include local sports successes, such as securing fourth place in the Maltepe School Sports Table Tennis Tournament.

Student support

EAL support
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Learning support
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Learning support

The school provides comprehensive guidance through the Gökyüzü Emotional Education Center (GÖKDEM), which works alongside the Psychological Counseling and Guidance (PDR) department to support emotional intelligence, empathy, and self-regulation. Additionally, the Gökyüzü Talent Research Center (GÖKYAM) scientifically assesses students' cognitive, artistic, and athletic abilities to design personalized learning maps. Individualized academic support and one-on-one tutoring plans are also available to address specific learning needs.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026-2027
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
ANASINIFI3–5TRY 245.6K
İLKOKUL6–9TRY 315.5K
ORTAOKUL10–13TRY 334.2K
ANADOLU LİSESİ14–17TRY 334.2K
Other fees(2)
Other fees
Meals· Yemek ücreti (tüm kademeler için aynıdır)TRY 115K
Materials· Kitap, kırtasiye ve kıyafet ücreti (tüm kademeler için aynıdır)TRY 66.8K

Admissions

Admissions are open for kindergarten, primary, middle, and high school levels, with tuition fees structured to include educational materials, books, stationery, and school meals. The school offers various discounts, corporate agreements, and scholarships, which are partially determined through the Gökyüzü Scholarship Exam (Gökyüzü Bursluluk Sınavı). Prospective families can initiate the process by submitting an online registration and information form.

Facilities

Swimming poolGymnasiumSports fieldLibraryDining hallScience labsSTEM labArt roomTheatre / auditoriumOutdoor area

About the campus

The school's 10,000 m² campus in Maltepe features earthquake-resistant infrastructure, smart classrooms, and specialized science laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology. Athletic facilities include an indoor swimming pool, an indoor sports hall, a gymnastics hall, and outdoor courts for football, basketball, and volleyball. The campus also hosts a robotics-coding workshop, a hobby garden, a library, a terrace dining hall, and dedicated conference and seminar halls.

Co-curriculars

Co-curricular activities are organized through the Gökyüzü Talent Research Center (GÖKYAM) and include age-specific clubs such as robotics, drama, mind games, creative writing, debate, entrepreneurship, and various sports. Students also participate in international initiatives like the International Sister School Project, e-Twinning, and the Shore Project. Cultural and social responsibility activities, such as charity kermesses and community visits, are also integrated into student life.