A world-school education for your child.
Internationally accredited IB and Cambridge programmes, eight campuses and graduates studying at leading universities worldwide. Fill out the form for programmes, fees and admissions; our advisors will call you.
- An IB World School
- A Cambridge International School
- Since 1997
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- 3.000+EnrolledStudents
- 47+StudentNationalities
- 18+TeacherNationalities
- 44HighestIB Score
Not a certificate, a genuine IB and Cambridge school
Our programmes are accredited by the awarding bodies. Curriculum, teacher qualification and assessment are subject to international standards.
An IB World SchoolThe International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme and Primary Years Programme (PYP) are delivered at our campuses as a fully authorised IB World School.
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A Cambridge International SchoolOur campuses are registered Cambridge International Schools, delivering Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary programmes and hosting Checkpoint assessments.
A Global Schools Program MemberThrough the Global Schools Program of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, we raise our students as global citizens around the Sustainable Development Goals.
More than a school, a well-rounded upbringing
We build academic success together with international vision, multilingualism and character.
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International Vision
With IB and Cambridge accredited curricula, our graduates gain admission to the world's selective universities.
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Multilingual Education
Intensive English from kindergarten, plus a second foreign language, raise a multilingual generation.
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A Multicultural School
With 47+ student nationalities and international teachers, children socialise across cultures every day.
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Well-Rounded Growth
Through the CAP programme, dozens of clubs from coding to chess, ballet to robotics develop each interest.
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Eight Campuses
In Ankara, Antalya, Bursa, Istanbul and Izmir, one educational philosophy and one international standard.
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A Quarter-Century
Since 1997, an institution shaping generations with the vision of becoming a world school.
One family, eight campuses
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The questions families ask us most often while choosing a school, grouped by topic. Tap a heading to read more.
Admissions start with an information request. Once you submit the form, the admissions officer of the campus you chose calls you; together you establish which programme fits your child's age, grade level, previous school and particular interests. Current fees, availability and payment options are shared in that same conversation.
The second step is a campus visit. You see the classrooms, laboratories and studios in person and meet the head of the relevant school section, while your child spends time with their own age group. A placement conversation follows — not an entrance exam, but a way to understand where your child should begin.
Finally the enrolment agreement is signed and the place is secured. Mid-year admissions are possible in upper grades as places open up; for kindergarten and Year 1, where demand is highest, applying in spring is a clear advantage.
- Information request form → call from the admissions officer
- Campus tour and meeting with the head of section
- Placement conversation appropriate to the grade level
- Fees, payment plan and scholarship terms
- Agreement and final enrolment
Families usually begin with academic results: university placements, exam performance, the degrees graduates go on to. Those are real indicators, but a school is where your child spends most of the day — a results table alone is not enough to choose one.
Whether the school's values match your family's, whether class sizes let a teacher genuinely know every child, and how closely the guidance team follows each student make the biggest difference over time. So does the daily rhythm: bus routes, meals and school hours have to fit your family's life from the first month onwards.
- Accreditation: are the programmes reviewed by an independent body?
- Class size and the student-to-teacher ratio
- Scope of the foreign language programme and weekly hours
- Guidance, career counselling and how often the school talks to families
- Whether the range of clubs matches your child's interests
- What the fee includes: transport, meals, uniform, materials
Accreditation means an independent body has verified what a school says about itself. Not every logo on a wall means the same thing: a school may "follow" a programme, or it may be an authorised school for it. The difference is whether the curriculum, teacher qualification and assessment are subject to regular external review.
Our campuses hold both International Baccalaureate (IB) World School and Cambridge International School status. The IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and IB Diploma Programme, alongside Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary, are delivered as fully authorised programmes, and our campuses host Checkpoint assessments. In practice this means graduates leave with a qualification recognised at universities worldwide.
Added to this is our membership of the Global Schools Program within the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network. Together, the three accreditations make the school's academic claims externally verifiable.
Students from 47 nationalities and teachers from 18 nationalities study and work on our campuses, and three foreign languages are taught. For families relocating to Turkey this matters twice over: your child joins a class where being new from another country is ordinary, and the curriculum they carry on with is internationally portable.
Alongside English, a second foreign language, STEM and robotics, the CAP club programme and SAT preparation combine academic achievement with well-rounded growth. For fees, availability and the campus that fits you best, simply fill out the form.
We have eight campuses: Ankara Çankaya Alacaatlı, Antalya Muratpaşa, Bursa Özlüce, Istanbul Ataşehir, Bahçelievler, Bahçeşehir and Beylikdüzü, and Izmir Çiğli. The same educational philosophy, the same international accreditation and the same programme framework apply at all of them; what differs is each campus's facilities and capacity.
Not every campus offers every grade level from kindergarten through high school; our admissions officer will confirm which levels the campus nearest you is admitting. Campus pages carry addresses, bus routes and contact details, and you can book a campus tour from there.
Frequently asked questions
A copy of the student identity document, the report card or school leaving certificate from the previous school, and parent identification. Any additional documents by year group are explained during the meeting.
Mid-year enrolment is possible subject to capacity. New students receive counselling support and, where needed, academic catch-up work is arranged.
We run talent and academic achievement scholarships. You can find the application timetable and assessment criteria on our talent scholarship page.
Services such as transport, catering and uniform are priced separately from tuition. Our campus advisors share current figures and payment options.
A campus advisor usually calls you the same day, answers your questions and, if you wish, arranges a campus visit during lesson hours.