Private Sahin Schools

The school is guided by the principle of "achieving excellence in education" and views itself as a "great tree" where teachers are the roots, knowledge and skills are the branches, and students are the blossoming leaves. It emphasizes universal educational values while maintaining a commitment to its founding principles and the holistic development of its students.

The school offers a structured academic curriculum across four levels: Anaokulu, İlkokul, Ortaokul, and Anadolu Lisesi. The academic program incorporates the Primary Years Programme (PYP) in the primary stages and includes specific policies for language education, assessment, and academic integrity. The high school level also provides an International Baccalaureate (IB) pathway.

The school reports consistent success in national examinations, including the LGS (Middle School Transition Exam) and YKS (Higher Education Institutions Exam). Students have achieved recognition in regional and national competitions, such as chess tournaments and sports championships.

The school has a Psychological Counseling and Guidance (PDR) service that supports students' development and well-being. This service is introduced to students, including those in the first grade, to explain its function and how students can access support.

The school accepts applications for Anaokulu (Kindergarten), İlkokul (Primary School), Ortaokul (Middle School), and Anadolu Lisesi (Anatolian High School). Prospective families can initiate the process by submitting an inquiry form via the school's website, which requires contact details and the desired grade level. The school maintains specific policies regarding registration, inclusion, and academic integrity.

The school maintains an event calendar, though specific dates are not provided in the available documentation.

Located on a 20,000-square-meter campus in Adapazarı, the school features both indoor and outdoor spaces. Facilities include science workshops, a library, sports areas, art workshops, an auditorium, a farm, a village house, a greenhouse, and classrooms. The campus also provides designated indoor areas for breaks.

Students participate in a variety of clubs and extracurricular activities, including the "Forest Team" (LEAF - Learning About Forests program), which involves environmental projects such as recycling, animal care, and tree research. Other activities include chess tournaments, sports competitions (such as volleyball), and nature-based initiatives like acorn collection in collaboration with the TEMA Foundation.