Members

Ali Riza Değirmencioğlu Turkish School.
Axis Education Trust Schools
Dr Fazil Küçük Turkish School
Eltham Turkish School.
Forest Hill Mehmet Remzi Okan Turkish School.
Grange Park Turkish School. London Turkish School.
Hazelwood Turkish School.
Hornsey Atatürk Turkish School.
Namık Kemal Turkish School.
New Malden Manor Turkish School.
Oakthorpe Turkish School.
SouthgateTurkishSchool.................. Türk Islamic Cultural Trust Schools.
Waltham Forest Turkish School.

Associated Members
Bickley Turkish Club 
London Centre for Social Studies
South London Art Society
Anglo Turkish Association of Academics and Professionals



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Student Entries for year 2005

 

 

GRANGE PARK TURKISH SCHOOL

School name: Grange Park Turkish School TLC
School address: Grange Park Primary School, Worlds End LaneWinchmore Hill N21
Correspondence:

Gulden Osman
105 Dimsdale Drive
Enfield
EN1 1HD

Chairman: 

Gulden Osman (Chairperson)
Tel numbers:

(m) 07931830033
(h) 02083674945
Fax:   Fax
E-mail address:

guldenpetek@hotmail.com
Website:  
School opening times: Saturday  10.30 pm - 12.30pm
Train and bus services:  Oakwood st. Picadilly line
School Fees:

£100.00
Start date:  September 2007
Lessons:

All levels of Turkish up to GCSE level
GCSE - AS & A2 Turkish

Adult Turkish started 2006
2007-2008 Calendar  
 

Curriculum Guide

Teachers at TLC follows the curriculum guide prepared by specialist education authorities in London; Curriculum Guide Committee appointed by the Turkish Education Authorities. We also use a text book Teaching Turkish Language which is currently being used by the University of Istanbul. (This book is written by Professor Dr Nihal Nomer Karaman lecturing in University of Istanbul)

Teachers

Our teachers are sent by the Turkish Government to teach at our schools in the UK. They are highly qualified and very friendly. We are always grateful and offer our support for the success of their delivery.They are always ready to talk about your child's progression. You will find that the biggest advice you will get, would be how important it is for you to speak Turkish to your children at home.

 

Special days

Turkish national days are celebrated in the club.

End of year barbecue

Every year we try to set a barbecue day. This is another event to collect money for the club as well as for the members to get to know each other.

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 Turkish Language Club founded in 2001.The school started as a charitable organization aiming to give service to everyone  who lived in the area and wanted to learned Turkish Language and Culture. TLC is proud to be able to contribute to all who wanted a better future for themselves and their children. The school is a small and intended to stay small for only one reason. To give the best for it's students. We welcome all members of other nationalities to promote our language, culture and friendship.

The management committee

The management committee has 7  elected members. Chair person, vice chair, secretary, treasurer and three additional active members.The committee meets 6 times in a year.

Membership

Membership is for everyone who wishes to be involved with the clubs affairs. Membership gives you the right to vote at AGM. Elect or be elected.

Dress code

Normal comfortable clothing and shoes.  Always dress your children accordingly. Include caps when sunny, coats when cold. (The usual staff)

Starting Time and Breaks

The school runs between 10.30am-12.30pm

Turkish lessons run between 10.30am-12.30pm. There is a brake at 11.30 am for 15min.

All parents are asked to pick up their children on time.

The Turkish Language is taught in two sessions. This includes Turkish Language and culture. Activities during learning include art, games, singing and etc.

 

Rules and regulations of the school we hire

For security purposes we decided to use the front court yard ( the grass area)  for the kids to have their breaks.The students should not run in corridors, scream or touch any of the host school property specially in the classrooms.Students should have respect and follow instructions of  managers on duty during break times and the teachers in the classrooms.

Tuck Shop

Is assembled every week and run by a voluntary member in a rota system.