General Information

TED Üsküdar College Anatolian High School aims to prepare its students for the future with firm steps by offering educational opportunities aligned with the principles and reforms of Atatürk and the requirements of the modern age. In addition to strong academic education, the school promotes a holistic approach that emphasizes students’ development through social, cultural, artistic, and sports activities. Elective courses and national/international projects support students in discovering their interests and talents, aiming to foster well-rounded individuals. Our goal is to raise self-confident, creative, independent thinkers who have a sense of social responsibility and a global perspective.

According to TED Üsküdar College’s Admission Policy, students applying to TED Üsküdar College Anatolian High School must achieve a level of success above the required threshold in the school’s entrance exam (TOGS) and receive a positive result from the guidance interview. Additionally, students who meet the criteria set by the school after the national high school entrance exam (LGS) are eligible for enrolment.

In the 2022–2023 academic year, our school commenced its educational activities and currently offers education across 14 sections from Prep to Grade 10. Each class is limited to 24 students. Classes are reassigned at the beginning of each academic year for every grade level to ensure a balanced academic and social environment that supports learning.

Our school operates with a weekly schedule of 42 class hours: nine lessons per day from Monday to Thursday, and six lessons on Friday. Classes start at 08:10. On Monday through Thursday, classes end at 15:40, and on Friday at 13:20.

At our school, healthy nutrition is a priority. Lunch is prepared in the school kitchen by professional chefs under the supervision of food engineers. Meals are made using fresh and natural ingredients, with careful attention to the balance of proteins, carbohydrates, and vitamins required for the physical and mental development of students. A cafeteria service is also available, offering healthy snacks and meals prepared by our kitchen.

Effective school-family communication is essential for tracking students’ development. At TED Üsküdar College, strong and consistent communication is ensured through individual parent meetings, weekly scheduled appointments, general parent meetings, and parent seminars. We are committed to maintaining close and open communication with parents. In addition to regular meetings, the K12 Net system is used as our school’s digital communication platform. Through this system, parents can instantly access updates on student performance, school events, and announcements. They can also schedule meetings with teachers and administrators via the K12 platform.