AN IMPRESSIVE TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY FROM INQUISITIVE CHILDREN TO RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS
Hisar School, with its leading academic staff, have been raising researchers, questioning, self-confident, moral and highly aware individuals.
With 1194 graduates and 1643 students, Hisar community think and work to serve our country, the world and humanity.
Information Strategies Center
As Information Strategies Center, we continue our efforts to ensure that information and communication technologies are included as a natural part of the education process.
Writing Center
In Writing Center, there is a friendly and comfortable environment where visitors are interested in their author identities and talked about writing. Educators aim to help develop ideas and express them in the most clear and effective way possible.
Innovation Center
Innovation Center is designed as an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary platform to teach and learn with STEAM-oriented programs that support interaction with the technology community and the effort to achieve excellence in K-12 education.
University Counseling and Career Center
In our Career Center in accordance with the mission and vision definition of Hisar School, our primary goal is to guide and support our students in course selection, career orientation, university preparation-application and selection processes.
Cultural Center
Our Cultural Center, with its fully equipped professional concert, theater and exhibition halls, creates a cultural bridge between the students, parents, administrative and academic staff of Hisar School, the surrounding schools and the residents.
Professional Learning Center
PLC provides a system of innovative, creative, participatory opportunities and research environments by offering training programs on national and international platforms that will support and develop the knowledge and skills of all School staff.
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Our Students Participated in The 5th Ethics Summit
Our High School students attended the 5th Ethics Summit held at Sezin Private High School. At the summit, our students were divided into subcommittees covering topics such as “Popular Culture and Consumption,” “Cultural Heritage,” and “Ethical Management and Leadership” under the theme of “Ethical Culture.” They prepared presentations on the topics they discussed and shared them with the summit community.
We Celebrated Hisar School Biology Day
We celebrated Hisar School Biology Day 2024, prepared by our 12th grade students taking Advanced Biology and Biology courses, with the theme of “Plant-Based Pharmacy” this year. The event included a wide range of information and interactive activities, from the antibiotic properties of garlic to plants that prevent cellular aging.
Our Teachers Attended The 7th Sharing Symposium
The 7th Systems Thinking in Education Experience Sharing Symposium was held at Darüşşafaka Schools on Saturday, May 4th. 6 teachers attended the symposium, and 3 of them delivered presentations. We extend our gratitude to them.
- Hunters of the Great Forest: Bilgen Ulus
- Multiplication with Systems Thinking Approach: Bilgen Ulus
- Biodiversity with Systems Thinking: Duygu Erdoğan, Nihal Güneş Demir
The Hisar School Choir Participated in The 15th International Choir Competition
At the 15th International Choir Competition held in the city of Bad Ischl in Austria, with the participation of 25 choirs from 14 countries, the Hisar School Choir won the silver medal and came second in the Folklore category. Congratulations to our students and teachers.
Our Graduate Has Been Honored With The “Harvard First-Year Veritas Award”
Demir Alp ’23, who completed his first year in the English Language and Literature department at Harvard University, has been honored with the “Harvard First-Year Veritas Award” as a testament to his intellectual curiosity towards contemporary art and interdisciplinary studies, his commitment to high academic excellence and integrity standards, and his principle of continuous improvement. We wholeheartedly congratulate our graduate, Demir Alp.
Our 3rd Grade Students visited The Santralistanbul
Our 3rd grade students participated in the Santralistanbul trip on April 25 and 26. During the visit, they engaged in an interactive program where they learned about how electricity is produced, the sources of energy, the growing energy demands of countries, climate change, and its effects on our world. At the conclusion of the workshop, they toured the Energy Museum through a dramatic museum tour and played games related to energy and electricity in the playground.
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