CLUBS

A club where you’ll develop your teamwork and problem-solving skills in the most fun way!
This club is designed as an ecosystem focused on games, exploration, teamwork, and discovery, going far beyond the traditional classroom experience.
• In fictional forensic science scenarios, you’ll step into the role of a crime scene investigator, follow the clues, connect the evidence, and sharpen your critical thinking skills.
• With QR code hunts around the school and exciting escape room challenges, you’ll learn how to develop strategies, think creatively, and work together as a team when things get challenging.
• Dive into friendly competition through digital tournaments, missions, and level-up systems. With every new level, you’ll not only improve your skills but also build your confidence.
However, this club isn’t just about learning biology. You’ll play together, discover new things, turn your own ideas into games, and create experiences that make you say, “We did this!”

If you are ready to push the boundaries, have some fun, and embark on an unforgettable BioGame & Exploration adventure, let’s start together!

We want to awaken our students’ interest in the science of Chemistry, to equip them with scientific knowledge while preparing them for higher educational institutions, and to see our students at the highest level of scientific literacy in the society we live in. We also welcome students who want to participate in the experimental workshops and the group that will prepare for the science festival to our club.
The project group will continue to work individually and as a group. Success in project studies will provide an advantage in the university exam and our chemistry teacher will continue to provide consultancy in the studies.

For those who love to be curious, want to discover the secrets of the universe, and dream of a high school life filled with science — the Physics Club is here!

Physics is not just about formulas; it is the language of nature and the key to understanding how the universe works. It helps us make sense of much more than what we can see with our eyes. As the Physics Club, we don’t leave science confined to textbooks — we bring physical phenomena into real life through experiments, projects, competitions, and scientific trips.

The educational use of coding began in the 60’s with the use of the Logo programming language. Python, today’s most popular programming language, is an object-oriented, interpretive, modular and interactive high-level language. Since it is a high-level language, it is easier to learn. The desired work can be done quickly with fewer lines of code.

There are quite a lot of platforms on which Python is supported. It is compatible with many operating systems such as Unix, Linux, Mac, Windows, Symbian. Python is a fairly general programming language. The width of the usage areas is also effective in the preference. Python is used in many areas from engineering to finance. The usage areas of the Python programming language are as follows:

Web Application Development
Python scientific and numerical calculations
Artificial intelligence applications (AI)
Internet of things (IOT)
Data mining applications
Visualization applications
Desktop applications etc.

We are forming our school’s official team for the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge, a prestigious robotics tournament joined by thousands of young people worldwide. In this club, we will learn to design and code fully autonomous robots using LEGO® sets. Beyond just building robots, we will develop innovative projects to solve real-world problems based on an annual theme. Whether your strengths lie in software, mechanics, research, or presenting, we welcome all high school students who are eager to learn. You will become part of an international community while developing your teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership skills. A great opportunity awaits you to step into the future today with this unique experience that will stand out on your resume. No prior knowledge or experience is required; curiosity and passion are all you need.

Debate club students develop themselves and their world of ideas by having the opportunity to analyze all the positive and negative aspects of an issue in the debatable topics they are involved in. With the trainings they receive, they gain argumentation, antithesis development, refutation and exemplification skills. They find the opportunity to improve their speaking skills by being at the center of discussions on a predetermined topic each week.

Within the scope of club activities, students meet economists, lawyers and political scientists who are experts in their fields and receive training from them.

Priority is given to the applications of students who have received debate training in their previous years of education and have participated in the activities.

Yazadurmak Academy is a literary community that develops students’ writing, thinking, and sharing skills. The club produces writings such as short stories, poetry, and essays, and organizes creative writing workshops and interviews with authors.
Students regularly share their work on the @enkajans social media account and participate in high-quality literature symposiums held nationwide. During the academic year, they organize their own literature symposiums, turning their knowledge into experience. At the end of the year, they publish the “Yazadurmak” magazine, making the symposium’s legacy permanent.

The aim of the Theatre Club is to provide students with opportunities to express themselves in front of an audience and to support their personal and social development. The club also aims to help students become more familiar with the art of theatre and broaden their cultural awareness.
Club activities will take place in person during the designated weekly club period. The play prepared throughout the academic year will be performed at the end of the year.

Club students are good book readers. They plan various activities to develop the habit and culture of reading books in their neighborhood and school community. They make suggestions to make the school library more attractive for library users. Assists the library teacher in the work necessary for the functioning of the library. Within the framework of the club, learners acquire many 21st century skills such as problem solving, communication, writing, oral expression, social and self-management, using scientific method, and research

FATE is a club that utilizes drama and tabletop games to promote imagination, strategic thinking, creativity, communication skills, and collaboration. Students engage in a variety of different games, including Dungeons & Dragons, Risk, Pandemic, and all of these are conducted in the English language. The primary focus of the club is Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), where the aim of the dramatic game is for students, with teacher support, to play as characters they create. The teacher guides the specially crafted characters through events based on a fantasy world, including battles, treasure hunts, and heroic rescues.

Club members combine their Russian speaking and writing skills with creativity to design board games in Russian and create short comic magazines and manga. The club supports the development of students’ language skills, teamwork, discipline, and creativity. It also aims to enrich the school library’s collection with the materials produced by its members.

The EYP Club offers a dynamic platform for students to explore global issues and develop their critical thinking and diplomacy skills. As part of the European Youth Parliament network, students experience real parliamentary simulations through national and international conferences. They gain a global perspective by creating solutions to contemporary challenges, making their voices heard, and connecting with diverse cultures. This club is designed to empower the visionary leaders and active global citizens of tomorrow. Students will be selected through an English interview.

A student-centered club focused on sustainability and environmental awareness through hands-on activities and creative projects. Students explore topics such as upcycling, organic farming, waste reduction, biodiversity, sustainable living, and animal welfare while developing practical solutions for their school and community.

TeenEagle is an international English and cultural club where students develop
their English through fun, interactive activities. In the club, students take part
in English competitions, speaking activities, quizzes, creative projects,
teamwork challenges and cultural activities. They also have opportunities
to communicate with other students and learn about different cultures.
The club aims to build confidence, communication skills and a love of English.

The German Workshop is a club designed to help students acquire basic German language skills and apply them in real-life communication situations. In our club, German will be taught through the four core language skills. While students learn basic vocabulary and grammar structures, they will have the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned through games, role-plays, group work, and interactive activities. Our goal in the German Workshop is not merely to learn German, but to use it.

The Entrepreneurship Club provides a learning environment in which students can explore the business world, transform creative ideas into viable projects, and develop their entrepreneurial skills.
Through its collaboration with the GençBizz programme, students gain first-hand experience in establishing and managing a real company while developing essential skills in teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, financial literacy, and decision-making.
Students also meet experts from various fields and participate in national and international events, gaining new perspectives and being encouraged to think innovatively. The club aims to nurture young entrepreneurs who generate ideas, take responsibility, and aspire to create value for the future.

The Disaster Management Club aims to raise students’ awareness of disasters, help them identify potential risks, and enable them to act safely and responsibly in emergency situations.
Through club activities, students learn about preventive measures that can be taken before a disaster, appropriate safety procedures during an emergency, and the essential steps to follow in its aftermath.
Training sessions led by experts, practical workshops, and scenario-based exercises help students develop preparedness, sound decision-making, teamwork, and cooperation skills.
The club aims to nurture disaster-aware individuals who are sensitive to the needs of their communities and willing to take social responsibility.

The primary aim of the Dance Club is to support students’ physical development, build their self-confidence, and provide them with stage experience. The club also seeks to develop essential skills such as teamwork, discipline, responsibility, and cooperation.
Students are admitted to the club through an audition process. Throughout the year, club members prepare performances and participate in both school events and festivals and other events held outside the school.
Students are expected to follow the club schedule consistently, attend rehearsals on time and well-prepared, fulfil their responsibilities, and always remember that dance is a team effort.

Line to color club students have the opportunity to express themselves with lines and colors. They can express their thoughts and transform their thoughts into their own designs. To ensure the formation of self-confidence through art, to develop a sense of responsibility in individual or group work, cooperation and solidarity understanding of the concept. The works and products made during the process will be presented in the exhibition areas.

The Orchestra Club aims to bring together a student orchestra that performs at school ceremonies, special occasions, events, and stage productions.

The club welcomes students interested in guitar, piano/keyboard, drums/percussion, string instruments, and other instruments, as well as those wishing to participate as vocalists or soloists. By working together on pieces from a variety of musical genres, students have opportunities to develop their musical knowledge and skills, take part in regular rehearsals, and gain live performance experience.

In addition to supporting students’ musical development, the Orchestra Club aims to strengthen their self-confidence, discipline, sense of responsibility, teamwork, communication, and stage performance skills.

The aim of the Basketball Club is to help students who are interested in basketball improve their skills and level of play through technical and tactical training. The club also aims to support students in becoming self-confident, physically healthy and socially competent individuals who can express themselves effectively and understand the importance of cooperation and sharing.
Players selected from among the club members form the school basketball team and represent the school in competitions.

The aim of the Volleyball Club is to teach students the fundamental techniques and rules of volleyball, provide them with opportunities to participate in sports in a competitive environment, and encourage healthy lifestyle habits.
In addition to athletic development, the club places great importance on promoting values such as team spirit, friendship, discipline, responsibility, and cooperation. It aims to foster students’ interest in volleyball and contribute to their physical, mental, and social development.
We welcome all students who wish to experience the excitement of volleyball, develop their skills, and become part of a team.

In our club, we plan to play mind games that help in solving skill-based questions in detail in both nationally and internationally recognized games. Our aim is to improve at mind games as well as reasoning and thinking skills of our students. Games such as Sudoku, Kendoku, Kakuro, Futoshiki etc. will help in solving new generation questions in preparation for university. Our games target students with different kinds of intelligence, such as verbal, visual, spatial etc. according to the Cattell – Horn – Carroll intelligence theory.

Are you ready to discover that mathematics is more than just numbers?
Have you ever wondered how a message is hidden, how codes are broken, or what mathematical secrets lie behind security?
In the Crypto Math Club, you will create codes using mathematics, decipher secret messages, explore the world of cryptography, and see that mathematics plays a much bigger role in everyday life than you might think.

Solve codes.
Use your logic.
Create your own code.
Step into the mysterious world of mathematics.

What if you could turn your curiosity into a project through mathematics?

In the Mathematics Project Club, students approach everyday problems from a mathematical perspective, explore topics that spark their curiosity, and transform their original ideas into projects. Through club activities, students develop their problem-solving, analytical thinking, creativity, research, teamwork, and presentation skills.

Completed projects may be considered for participation in suitable national and international competitions and events. We welcome all students who enjoy questioning, creating, and using mathematics to develop new ideas.