SPEAK;Students Practicing English with Advanced Knowledge : 2026

Monday, June 15, 2026

SELFIE Schools

Here is the latest news from our school..We are waiting the deadline for a certificates....

Our students visited DEKAMER (Sea Turtle Rescue Center) in Dalyan to see the real-world impact of plastic pollution on marine life.Meeting injured sea turtles face-to-face helped students build an emotional connection with marine life. They realized that the ocean isn't just water—it is a home. Students saw how tiny microplastics they found on the beach directly threaten the survival of these beautiful creatures. Learning about DEKAMER’s rescue work showed our young learners that through science and dedication, we can heal our environment.Our students didn't just learn about ocean conservation today—they became the voice for the sea turtles of tomorrow!

Eco-Detectives on the Beach: The Great Microplastic Hunt!

Imagine a magnifying glass and turning them into a real-world scientist. That is exactly what we did for our latest Project-Based Learning (PBL) adventure focused on environmental issues!

Our students visited Dalyan Beach ,not just for fun, but for a mission: The Great Microplastic Hunt.

The goal of this trip was to turn lessons into an experience. Equipped with magnifying glasses, young detectives searched the sand for microplastics—tiny, broken-down pieces of plastic.By collecting real data, students learned how human waste directly impacts coastal ecosystems.

Saving Marine Life: Microplastics are a huge threat to ocean biodiversity because birds and fish often mistake them for food.

Plastic pollution;Our students realised how single-use plastics affect the planet.

This PBL experience teaches kids that they aren't too young to make a difference. They are aware of the problem and they are brainstorming real solutions for a cleaner tomorrow.

By looking through a magnifying glass today, our students are taking their first steps toward becoming the eco-friendly leaders our world needs!