ISTEK Afyon Schools

The school is committed to raising contemporary and entrepreneurial generations in line with the principles and revolutions of Atatürk. Its educational approach is student-centered, focusing on fostering individuals who are eager to learn, think, research, question, and learn through experience. The institution aims to provide a seamless educational journey from preschool through to higher education.

The school offers a structured educational path comprising Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Anadolu High School, and Science High School (Fen Lisesi). The curriculum is enriched with foreign language instruction and robotics and coding education. The academic program is designed to transition students smoothly from childhood to adolescence, with a focus on preparing them for higher education through experienced faculty and student-centered learning environments.

The school implements the "Second Step" (İkinci Adım) program to support the development of students' social and emotional skills. This program, developed by the Committee for Children, has been integrated into the curriculum since the 2017-2018 academic year. Additionally, the school provides supplementary academic support, such as free English courses for students who participate in scholarship examinations.

The school conducts face-to-face interviews for the admissions process. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the school via telephone to schedule an appointment. The school also administers scholarship examinations for students entering specific grade levels, such as 5th and 9th grades.

The school operates Monday through Friday from 09:00 to 18:00, and on Saturdays from 09:00 to 15:30. It is closed on Sundays. Throughout the academic year, the school hosts various events, including scholarship exams, project exhibitions, and seasonal festivals.

The campus features specialized learning environments, including workshops for gastronomy, electricity, and tailoring. It provides spaces for sports and arts, and students have access to various activity areas for projects and social gatherings. The school also utilizes external facilities for specific educational purposes, such as museum visits and field trips to local institutions like the meteorological directorate.

The school offers a wide range of Saturday courses and clubs, including swimming, gymnastics, table tennis, theater, chess, piano, futsal, volleyball, fencing, archery, and visual arts. Students also participate in academic and social activities such as Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, TÜBİTAK scientific research projects, mathematics competitions, and sports tournaments. Additionally, the school organizes university visits and career guidance sessions to support student development.