Isikkent Egitim Kampusu

The school’s educational philosophy is student-centred, humanistic, and constructive, focusing on raising individuals who are principled, inquiring, and socially responsible. It emphasizes the development of 21st-century skills, critical thinking, and the internalization of both national and international values. The school views learners as active participants in the educational process, encouraging them to explore different perspectives and engage in collaborative, project-based learning.

The school follows the Turkish Ministry of Education curriculum as a framework, enriched by the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The academic model emphasizes bilingual collaborative teaching, starting in the Early Learning Centre, and utilizes project-based and inquiry-based learning methods. ICT programmes are integrated across the curriculum to support holistic development.

Işıkkent graduates are prepared for higher education, with the school providing university counselling services to assist in the placement process. Students are encouraged to develop into self-confident, responsible, and inquiring individuals who possess cultural awareness and a sense of global responsibility. The school’s commitment to international standards is evidenced by its CIS accreditation and the successful implementation of the IB Diploma Programme.

The school provides guidance and counselling services to support the personal and academic development of students. An on-site infirmary, staffed by a part-time doctor, a full-time nurse, and an emergency paramedic, provides medical support and maintains student health records. Additionally, the school implements an exam support system to assist students in their academic preparation.

The school provides a structured admission process for prospective families, with details communicated by the Admissions Office upon completion of a pre-registration process. School fees are determined by the ÇESVAK Board of Directors and are published annually by May 31st in accordance with Ministry of Education regulations. Sibling discounts are available for families with multiple children enrolled.

The academic year typically concludes in late June, with summer holidays following the end of the term. The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with the 2026–2027 academic year scheduled to commence following the summer break.

The campus features a multi-purpose education complex with well-lit classrooms, specialized science laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology, and a welding room for experimental work. Athletic facilities include an indoor, half-Olympic-sized swimming pool and a sports complex. The school also houses a 436-seat auditorium, art and ceramics studios, music rooms, a library with over 24,000 volumes, and a boarding facility for high school students with a 72-student capacity.

The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including student councils, various clubs, and a community service programme. Students participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award and Global Social Leaders (GSL) initiatives. Additionally, the school supports competitive sports teams in basketball, table tennis, and other disciplines, alongside academic excursions and arts programmes.