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Islamic Development: Includes Islamic values and teachings. We promote Islamic teachings by planning motivating activities, considering the needs and interests of all children. Gymnastics: Includes practicing sports in groups or individually, as well as the exercises for strengthening the musculoskeletal system. Music: This course is all about developing listening and musical skills, and practicing repeating rhythmic melodies. Visual Arts: Encourages students to reveal their creativity and to develop thin motor muscles by using skills such as drawing, painting, cutting, and gluing. Swimming: Helps students acquire basic swimming skills. It is only applied in summer school.

At the beginning of each academic year, teachers hold a meeting for all parents to provide information about the school, curriculum, and expectations Individual parent meetings are held once per semester to update families on the student's development Teachers have weekly meeting hours set according to the curriculum, and these hours are shared with parents at the beginning of the academic year. Parents can make appointments to meet with teachers during these designated hours. Classroom teachers make a phone call with the parent once a month to discuss the student's development Teachers may send activity photos directly to parents.

During the course of each semester, parents are provided with a Student Development Report which outlines their child's progress and achievements, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. Additionally, a portfolio of students work is compiled throughout the academic year and shared with families during a portfolio presentation event at the end of the year. Our teachers also keep parents informed of their child's progress through regular monthly updates.

The Psychological Counseling Department at our school aims to support the cognitive, personal, and emotional development of our students by using reliable scientific testing materials to assess fine motor, language, and basic motor skills. We also offer guidance to parents on healthy communication and provide students with the tools to understand themselves, express their feelings, and solve problems. All interactions are conducted with strict confidentiality and adherence to professional ethical standards. The process includes observations, student and teacher interviews, testing and inventory administration, and parent interviews. Throughout the year, our school also offers educational programs and seminars led by our school psychologist to provide support to parents on various challenges and issues. Dates for these events are announced two weeks in advance.

Meals consisting of breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon meal are prepared in-house and served in the school cafeteria Specialized dietitian creates menus with a focus on healthy, balanced diets Only healthy, nutritious, and halal products are used, without any added sugar, processed foods, white flour, or margarine Parents are requested to not send foods or drinks containing additives such as cake, candy, chocolate, and acidic drinks to the school.

Cleaning and hygiene are a top priority All necessary measures are taken to prioritize the health of students Toilets are cleaned 3 times a day with appropriate disinfectants Classrooms are cleaned every morning and evening Contact areas such as door handles, handrails, and light switches are disinfected 2 times a day The entire school is disinfected with a steam machine 2 times a week Regular checks and maintenance of the pool in the garden are carried out.

Each trip is planned for educational purposes, with the focus on contributing to student learning and experiences. Parents are not able to accompany students on trips to ensure a consistent emotional experience for all students Students are transported as a group, and all return to school after the trip is over. Students cannot be dropped off at their homes or at the homes of relatives after the trip, the drop off point is always the school.

Students who come to school by bus are picked up and dropped off by the school bus. Students who come to school with their parents are dropped off to their parents upon leaving In cases where parents are unable to pick up their children, they must inform the school and provide written identification of the person designated to pick up the child. Students will not be handed over to anyone other than their parents. In cases of divorced parents, the parent with legal custody is considered the guardian of the student, and is responsible for deciding who will pick up the child from school.

Minor injuries are treated with first aid and parents are informed. In case of urgent intervention is required, student will be taken to nearest medical facility and parents or emergency contacts will be notified. If a student has regular medication, the school will ask for a sample of the prescription, and the drugs will be given to the child only as prescribed. Parents must inform the school of any allergies or health concerns, including medication, food sensitivities, etc. The school is not responsible for problems caused by allergies or health concerns not reported by the parents. It is important that parents inform the school of any illnesses or health complications their child may have, as this information is vital for emergency situations. All information about students is kept confidential and is not shared with other students, parents, or third parties.

We follow the rules of legal custody when providing updates and information about student progress to parents. Communication is with the legal guardian of the student as recognized by the Ministry of Education. The person authorized to pick up the child from school is either the parent with legal custody or someone authorized by the legal guardian. If the child has a mother or father who does not have legal custody, they cannot pick up the child from school. The school does not take responsibility for any legal matters, such as being a party in disputes between parents, testifying in court, etc.

Rainy weather does not prevent us from exploring and learning. Students wear raincoats, waterproof pants, and boots and continue to explore the schoolyard. We use the opportunity to observe and learn about the changes in nature that occur during different weather conditions.

We take advantage of sunny weather by conducting many classroom activities outdoors in the school garden. Students spend more time outside, having fun and learning at the same time. Fresh air helps to open the minds of students and improves their ability to learn. Outdoor activities such as exploring and observing nature lead students to form new questions and seek answers.

We respect the privacy and sensitivity of students and believe that toilet training should be done at home. While some students may have accidents, we handle them with care and ensure that the student does not feel guilty. We ask parents to provide spare clothes for their child.