Design and Engineering Awareness
They gain three-dimensional thinking ability by combining wood with different materials, and strengthen their analytical intelligence by applying simple engineering principles.
Touch, Design, Produce: Thinking with Our Hands, Building the Future
Our Woodworking & Maker Workshop is a special production laboratory where our students push the boundaries of their imagination and abstract ideas transform into concrete products.
In our workshop equipped with safe lathes and milling machines meeting European standards, tailored to age groups; our students safely experience cutting, sanding, and assembly processes. This process develops both their fine motor skills and basic engineering abilities.
Every object produced here is proof of the child's patience and effort. Our students learn not just to consume, but to produce and solve problems by working with Design Thinking methodology.
Our students bring their dream project -their own toys or tools- to life with their own hands by transforming their ideas into three-dimensional designs.
Workshop Goals
The main purpose of this workshop is to instill maker culture in our students, combine hand skills with mental design, and provide them with the vision of being individuals who produce rather than consume.
Patience, Effort, and Responsibility
Thanks to the effort shown in the process of transforming a raw material into a product, they understand the value of patience and internalize respect for manual labor.
Maker Culture and Production
By using safe hand tools and machines, they transform designs in their minds into concrete objects; they gain the "I can do it" self-confidence and passion for production.
Snapshots from the Workshop
Moments When Creativity Transforms into Concrete Works
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