We learn English by living it and technology by building it — an academy that runs from an intensive, CLIL-supported English programme to robotics and AI.

Education Technology Programme

Not just using technology — building it

Robots and AI will shape humanity’s future. Our students grow up understanding, designing and ethically using that technology.

  1. Pre-coding

    Algorithmic thinking that starts in kindergarten with sorting, patterns and logic.

  2. Unplugged coding

    Building and running algorithms step by step with printed materials and games.

  3. Scratch · KODU

    Taking that logic on screen to design their own games.

  4. Python & Robotics

    Text-based coding, task-driven robots and the foundations of AI.

  • Ages 7–16

    Coding Studio

    Gamified coding with a K12-aligned annual plan, robotic coding, teacher and admin dashboards, regular reporting and competition prep.

  • Artificial intelligence

    Robotics Workshop

    Students design functional robots, move them with code and complete set tasks through software.

  • Scratch · KODU · Python

    Coding

    Logic learned through unplugged activities turns into students writing their own games.

  • 3D printing

    Maker

    From cooking to model aircraft, circuits and 3D-printed objects — everything is making.

  • Art + design

    STEM

    A Lider-designed programme enriched with art and design that grows solution-focused thinking.

  • Early years

    LEGO

    Designing stories with LEGO Education sets, exploring geometry and animating models with drag-and-drop code.

Students raising their hands in class

Technology & Values

Responsible digital citizens

  • Able to make ethical choices online
  • Using technology wisely
  • Able to verify what they find online
  • Aware of the ethical and legal side of what they do online

World Languages

Speaking with the world, competing with it

We support our English and German lessons with digital learning platforms and Cambridge publications, and run preparation and assessment processes for the ELTA, TOEFL and Cambridge exams.

Digital learning

Our Digital Learning Platforms

  • Morpa Kampüs
  • SEBİT / Vitamin
  • Minti City
  • BookrClass
  • BookrNext
  • Vocalis

Learning resources

Cambridge publications

Exams

Cambridge and ELTA exams

  • CLIL

    Maths, science, social studies, sport and art are learned together with English.

  • Weekly English

    Half-day English in kindergarten; up to 15 hours in Grade 1 and 18 in Grade 5.

  • Second Foreign Language: German

    German is taught in Grades 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.

Roadmap by school level

From kindergarten to middle school

From weekly English hours to coding and robotics: what each school level offers.

  1. Ages 3–5

    Kindergarten

    Weekly English

    Half-day English

    Technology

    • Pre-coding: sorting, patterns and logic
    • Story design and drag-and-drop coding with LEGO Education sets
    • Discovery in science and maths with GEMS
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  2. Grades 1–4

    Primary School

    Weekly English

    15 hours in Grade 1, 12 in Grades 2–4

    Technology

    • Robotics and coding: algorithmic thinking and problem solving
    • Engineering and design projects
    • STEM activities and mind games
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  3. Grades 5–8

    Middle School

    Weekly English

    18 hours in Grade 5, 12 in Grade 6, 10 in Grade 7, 8 in Grade 8

    Technology

    • Coding: Scratch, KODU, Python
    • Maker: electronic circuits, 3D design and making
    • Robotics: task-driven robots controlled by code
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Safe AI

In class and on our site, safe

We use AI in lessons and in the Lider Assistant on our website while protecting children’s safety and privacy.

  1. Teachers stay in the loop

    AI suggests; teachers evaluate and decide.

  2. Minimal data

    Only data needed for learning is processed; identity details never go to the tools.

  3. Never used for training

    Student content is never used to train AI models.

  4. Age-appropriate tools

    Closed, filtered environments managed through school accounts.

  5. Transparency

    Parents know which tools are used and why.

  6. KVKK compliance

    Consent, privacy notices and retention follow Turkish data-protection law.