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We introduced Mustafa Kemal Atatürk within the scope of our project activity.

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Students Performed Barış Manço’s Most Beloved Song

students performed one of Barış Manço’s most beloved songs. The event was filled with joy and enthusiasm as students sang together, celebrating the legacy of the legendary Turkish artist.

This performance not only helped students learn more about Barış Manço’s contributions to music and culture but also brought a strong sense of unity and nostalgia to the school atmosphere.

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Blue 3D Zero Waste Educational Poster kopyası kopyası kopyası

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Our poster work related to Atatürk's words.

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Our poster work related to Atatürk's words.

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was born in 1881 in Salonika.

His father’s name was Ali Rıza Bey and his mother was Zübeyde Hanım.

Atatürk’s four out of five siblings died while they were young. His only sibling was his sister Makbule Hanım.

He started his education at Hafız Mehmet Efendi Local School. He transferred to Şemsi Efendi School due to his father’s demand.

He lost his father in 1888. He started Military School where his mathematics teacher added his middle name “Kemal” to his name.

He started in the War of Independence in Turkey in 1919.

He died on 10th November 1938.

Four years after, his surname “Atatürk” was given to him by Grand National Assembly of Turkey.

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Lina Kostenko is the famous person in Ukraine 🇺🇦 

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Lina Kostenko is the famous person in Ukraine 🇺🇦 

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Our poster work related to Lina Kostenko’s words

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Our poster work related to Lina Kostenko’s words

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Nene Hatun

Turkish heroine and resistance fighter (1854–1955)

Nene Hatun (b. 1857 - d. 22 May 1955, Erzurum), Turkish heroine who participated in the defense of Aziziye in Erzurum during the 93rd War and became the symbol of the popular resistance in Erzurum against the Russian occupation.

Nene Hatun

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When the news that Russian soldiers had captured Aziziye Bastion on the night of November 8, 1877 was announced from the minarets during the morning call to prayer in Erzurum, she joined the people of the city who entered the fight with stones and sticks to help the Ottoman soldiers and became legendary as a result of her services.

Nene Hatun, who was selected as the Mother of the Year by the Turkish Women's Union in 1955, is the first woman to be given the title of "Mother of the Year" in Türkiye.[1]  She also bears the title of "Grandmother of the 3rd Army" given by the Turkish Armed Forces.[2]

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Nene Hatun

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Posters showcasing the famous quotes of legendary Turkish artist Barış Manço were displayed on the school bulletin board. Designed by students, each poster highlighted one of his meaningful sayings, reflecting themes of love, peace, respect, and cultural values.

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The best architect: Mimar Sinan

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Born in 1490 in Ağırnas, Kayseri, Mimar Sinan, one of the world's greatest artists, was the chief architect and civil engineer of the Ottoman Empire. He died in Istanbul on July 17, 1588. Mimar Sinan lived during the most powerful periods of the Ottoman Empire and was the chief architect during the reigns of Suleiman the Magnificent, Selim II, and Murad III. Mimar Sinan is known worldwide for his works, both in the past and today. His masterpiece is the Selimiye Mosque, which he calls "my masterpiece."

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This week, as Yakutiye Science and Art Center, we introduced Nene Hatun, one of the important heroes of Erzurum.

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Aziz Sancar is a renowned Turkish scientist born on September 8, 1946, in Mardin, Turkey. After graduating from Istanbul University Medical School, he conducted research in the fields of biochemistry and molecular biology in the United States. In 2015, he became a prominent figure in the scientific community by winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on DNA repair. Sancar is a source of inspiration for young scientists and a pride of Turkey with his scientific achievements.

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My students informed their friends about Aziz Sancar (1)

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My students prepared a board explaining the life and achievements of Aziz Sancar and why he is important for our world. They also informed their friends at school about this topic.

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👶 Birth and Childhood

Aşık Veysel Şatıroğlu was born on October 25, 1894, in the village of Sivrialan in Şarkışla, Sivas.

His family were farmers.

At age seven, he lost one eye to smallpox and the other in an accident.

Becoming visually impaired led him to form a unique, inner connection with the world.

🎶 First Encounter with the Saz and Artistic Career

His father gave him a bağlama (saz) so he wouldn’t be left alone.

Over time, he mastered the instrument and grew passionate about folk poetry.

He was most influenced by the ashiks Aşık Kerem, Karacaoğlan, and Pir Sultan Abdal.

In 1931, he gained recognition by participating in a folk poets’ festival in Sivas.

Thanks to Ahmet Kutsi Tecer, his songs reached wider audiences, and he traveled village to village across Turkey singing his folk songs.

📚 Contributions to Education and Folk Culture

During the early Republican era, he taught folk music and poetry at the Village Institutes (Köy Enstitüleri).

He introduced young generations to Turkey’s folk-literature tradition.

He became a simple yet powerful representative of Turkish folk music and poetry.

✍️ Works and Themes

His poems and songs center on themes of nature, human love, death, homeland, soil, and God.

Some of his most famous works include:

“Uzun İnce Bir Yoldayım” (“I Walk a Long, Narrow Road”)

“Benim Sadık Yârim Kara Topraktır” (“My Faithful Beloved Is the Black Soil”)

“Dostlar Beni Hatırlasın” (“Friends, Remember Me”)

🕊️ Passing and Legacy

Aşık Veysel passed away on March 21, 1973, in his native village of Sivrialan.

He left behind an unforgettable body of work.

Today, festivals honor his memory, and schools and cultural centers bear his name.

In 2023, UNESCO designated the 50th anniversary of his passing as a commemorative year.

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Our students presented Aziz Sancar's life and achievements in class.

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Our students presented Aziz Sancar's life and achievements in class.

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MIHAI EMINESCU - The greatest Romanian poet of all time

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MIHAI EMINESCU - The greatest Romanian poet of all time

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Marineac Roxana -Liceul "Ștefan D. Luchian " Ștefănești 

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Marineac Roxana -Liceul "Ștefan D. Luchian " Ștefănești 

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We are proud to live in the city where Mihai Emibescu was born excursion, Botoșani!