Open House at NÛN Schools Starts!
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NÛN Schools student admission process has started!
at nûn schools, students’ self-journey to be a “good person” is given equal importance as their ac...
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at nûn schools, we embarked on a journey of imagination by envisioning courageous and spirited you...
Biotechnology Debate
our grade 8 students attended the biotechnology debate at nûn schools. this event fostered the act...
December 3, International Day Of Persons With Disabilities Program
nûn schools was honored to host paralympic swimming champion, umut ünlü, on "december 3rd world di...
To Kill a Mockingbird Show
Harper Lee's classic novel, “Killing a Mockingbird,” themes the oppression on innocent and powerless people. Killing a mockingbird, an animal whose only duty is to add joy to the world by its music is attributed as one of the greatest sins on earth. Our 10th graders presented their interpretation of the book on stage. Their interpretation focused on the theme: "History repeats itself unless we learn from it." by treating it to the current situation in Palestine by adapting the mockingbirds as the Palestinian Children.
Working on this act not only strengthened our students' literary and historical knowledge but also improved their empathy, critical thinking, and social sensitivity. With this experience, our students realized how important it is to express social issues and contribute to the search for solutions by using the power of art and literature.
