Twenty in a class, twelve lab benches.

A small science and Anatolian high school in Bornova, admitting students through the LGS. Four years for those who love maths and science.

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Pergel in measurements

Twenty students in every class, twelve benches in every lab. The teacher also sees the notebook at the back of the room.

Our school has taught in a four-storey building in Bornova since 2011. Physics, chemistry and biology have separate labs; a robotics and design workshop, an observation terrace and a library with a quiet study hall share the same roof. We take only 120 new students a year: 60 Science, 60 Anatolian.

Get to know the school
A maths classroom with twenty desks in a U shape; the teacher draws a circle on the board with a compass
Maths classroom, 3rd floor. Desks in a U: everyone sees the board and each other.

Two programmes, one shared core

The Science and Anatolian programmes run in the same building with the same teachers. They differ in weekly hours and project load; they meet in everything beyond the timetable.

Science
  • 6 hours of maths a week
  • Separate physics, chemistry and biology labs
  • A research project every year
  • Priority for olympiad groups
2025 cut-off: 0.61% Anatolian
  • 5 hours of maths a week
  • Second foreign language: German
  • Debate and writing workshop
  • Open doors until track choice
2025 cut-off: 3.1%
Shared
  • The same teaching staff
  • Olympiad groups
  • TÜBİTAK project club
  • Guidance & practice exams
  • English: 6 hours a week

Which programme for your percentile?

Type your percentile and the line falls on the same axis as past cut-offs and scholarship bands.

How to read the tool

The percentile on your LGS result (e.g. 0.42). A smaller number is a better percentile, which is why the axis is logarithmic.

Type your percentile or drag the slider; the assessment for each programme appears here.

This tool is not an official placement result. Cut-offs are our school's registration data from past years and change every year with quotas and applications. The values on this site are example (demo) data; the school enters its own data in the admin panel.

Coming dates

Exams, parents' meetings, open days and olympiad rounds: the next four dates.

  1. Term 1 first written exams

    2–6 Nov

  2. Open day — autumn

    10:00–13:00 · Main building, auditorium

  3. First mid-term break

    16–20 Nov

  4. Teachers' Day

    11:00 · Garden

Full academic calendar

News & parent guide

All articles
A mother, father and their 14-year-old son looking at a laptop and a list of high schools at the kitchen table in the evening Parent guide · November 2, 2026 How to read the percentile on your LGS result The most discussed number on the LGS result is the percentile. How it differs from the score, how to compare it with schools' cut-offs, and what to watch when building your list. A teenager's room at night with a closed laptop, a closed notebook and a desk lamp in front of a blue window Parent guide · October 24, 2026 Sleep in exam season: how many hours does a teenager need? Sleep is the first thing sacrificed in practice-exam week. Teenagers' sleep needs, why they tend to fall asleep late, and a small routine for home during exam season.

What parents ask most

Questions asked again every year at admissions meetings, with answers.

All questions

  1. Can we register before the LGS?

    Pre-registration can be done before the LGS and is not binding. Final registration and scholarships are decided by percentile after the LGS results. Students who did not sit the exam or come from abroad have a separate assessment meeting.

  2. Why does the cut-off percentile change every year?

    The cut-off is the lowest percentile among students who registered that year. Because applications, quotas and the difficulty of the LGS change every year, so does the cut-off. Read the values in the LGS tool as past information, not as a promise.

  3. Do you accept transfers into higher grades?

    When there are places, we accept transfers into grades 9, 10 and 11. A transfer application needs the student's report card and a short intro meeting.

  4. Can students switch between the Science and Anatolian programmes?

    At the end of grade 9, at the student's and parent's request and if there is a place in the other programme. Subjects with different weekly hours are caught up in summer school.

Next open day

Saturday, 7 November 2026

Open day — autumn · 10:00–13:00 · Main building, auditorium

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An open day lasts about three hours; you run an experiment in the labs with our students.