Health Services

Our campus is equipped with a fully functional infirmary. While our nurses provide full-day service, our physician works periodically across campuses. The Health Services Unit offers preventive healthcare and emergency treatment for both students and staff. When needed, the unit informs parents about students’ health conditions and shares treatment details.

The unit ensures all departments maintain hygiene standards, organizes mandatory vaccination programs and screenings as prescribed by the Ministry of Health, and provides timely information to the school administration, students, and parents in cases such as contagious diseases. It also alerts school management to any potential health threats on or off campus and coordinates the necessary precautions. During school events, the unit is present to provide on-site medical support.

Our infirmary is equipped with emergency medical supplies and in serious cases, parents are contacted, and an ambulance is arranged promptly. If a student needs to be referred to a hospital, the treatment process is monitored until resolved.

Short and long-term illnesses of students are closely monitored, and students are educated on what to do during epidemics or fast-spreading illnesses. Vaccination programs are implemented in line with the national immunization schedule.

Additionally, hygiene inspections of the kitchen and the school are not only conducted internally but also via a contracted independent company, with follow-up actions taken to correct any identified issues.

Our Occupational Health and Safety Unit, established in parallel with the enforcement of Law No. 6331 on Occupational Health and Safety (June 30, 2012), is responsible for overseeing preventive, protective, and corrective health and safety measures for both personnel and all school operations and educational activities.