Eyüboğlu Schools, Istanbul

Fee	Age	Type	Amount
Primary 1 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)	6	Annual	TRY 1,261,500
Primary 2 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)	7	Annual	TRY 1,261,500
Primary 3 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)	8	Annual	TRY 1,003,000
Primary 4 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)	9	Annual	TRY 858,625

Fee

Age

Type

Amount

Primary 1 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)

Annual

TRY 1,261,500

Primary 2 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)

Annual

TRY 1,261,500

Primary 3 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)

Annual

TRY 1,003,000

Primary 4 (Total incl. meals/tutoring)

Annual

TRY 858,625

Signal is split between alumni and teachers. Both sides come up and on International Schools Review. Parents are largely absent.
Alumni voice is positive on academics. One 2007 IB graduate said "I've never enjoyed learning, discovering and critical-thinking on subjects as I have when I was an IB student" and credited Eyüboğlu's IB programme as formative. Another commenters described the IB programme as "pretty strong".
The same alumnus warned that the IB rigour did not translate well into Turkish university culture, where the same approach was "perceived negatively".
Teacher voice is more critical. International Schools Review previews describe Eyüboğlu as "a Turkish private school" rather than a true international one, with English-language administration weak and "decisions made for economic reasons rather than educational ones".
The same teacher review says staff are "discouraged from criticizing a student to the parents" because families are paying customers, which raises a structural question about academic feedback.
A current pupil described the science-and-maths IB stream as a small minority, with "7 sm vs ~100 tm" in their cohort, suggesting most students take the Turkish-medium track and the international stream sits alongside rather than driving the school.