Bursa Anadolu Erkek Lisesi

Being a male high school is a privilege. 3 beautiful years passed; 1 year in the new building, 2 years in the old building. What were the days ... In the past, when we were studying, there was a male high school spirit. Unfortunately, he's lost today.

It is one of the most beautiful and long-established schools of not only our Scholarship but also our country. I was honored to be a student for 4 years and I am very happy to have the honor of being a graduate of Bursa Boys' High School. Although I graduate, I will be Bursa Male High School until the end of my life. It is my biggest dream to return to this school as a manager after years.

Founded in 1883, the rooted school in Bursa.

It is one of the rare buildings of Bursa in Neoclassical structure. It does not have a fancy structure, but it feels painful with its windows and doors. Istanbul carries variegated air to Bursa. It is obvious that there is a quality education structure.

Istanbul boys' high school It is understood that it is a school equivalent to it who knows, I would recommend seeing a heritage that must be seen by those who attach importance to historical structure in this style.

The Boys' High School, one of the city's well-established educational institutions built in Bursa by Sultan Abdülhamit Han in 1883, is counting days to serve in its former glory. Bursa Mekteb-i Sultanisi (Men's High School), which was tendered by the Bursa Governorship Investment Monitoring and Coordination Directorate (Bursa YİKOP) and was restored for 1.3 million liras, will be put into service again in July. Anatolian High School, the first school in Bursa, was put into service as a two-class school under the name of Mülkiye İdadisi in the Necip Bey mansion in Veli Şemsettin District in 1883 during the educational mobilization started in the late 19th century. Two years later, the number of classes was increased to four. In 1889, the school was made into seven classes with the instruction of Sultan Abdülhamit Khan, including the classroom classes. Then he became the School Sultani. Between 1903-1906, a closed breathing room in the library, dining hall, and inner courtyard of Bursa Boys' High School, which was built as a boarder in 1894, was activated. In 1911, the bath was added. The smart students who came to Bursa from many cities in Anatolia due to their boarding grew up in this school.

Bursa Anatolian Boys' High School (Bursa Mekteb-i Sultanisi, Bursa High School) is a well-established educational institution that has been providing education in Bursa since 1883. It was opened as a two-class school in the Necip Bey mansion in Veli Şemsettin Mahallesi in 1883, under the name of Mülkiye İdadisi, during the education campaign started at the end of the 19th century; Two years later, the number of classes was increased to four. In 1886, the foundation of today's building was laid. Governor Mahmut Celalettin Pasha, who made great efforts to finish the school, had an inscription prepared; "History was commanded by Celal when he was the governor of this ali school Abdülhamit Han acted nev-bünyad" has not been replaced. In 1889, the school was made into seven classrooms, including the middle school classes, and then it became Sultani. It was made a boarding house in 1894, and students were accepted in exchange for twelve gold coins. A library, dormitory, dining hall and a closed break room were added to the building between 1903 and 1906, and a hammam was added in 1911. In 1904, the Bursa Museum was opened as a separate organization in the school garden, under the name of Müze-i Hümayun, and the works were moved to the Yeşil Madrasa in 1926. During the Greek occupation, a part of the building was used as a hospital. In the 1923-1924 academic year, it was converted into a high school with the name 'Sultani'. During his visit to the school on August 23, 1924 and March 3, 1925, Atatürk wrote the note "I will always be pleased with the very precious memory of the hours we spent in Bursa Sultani" in his book of honor. He took the course of Nevres Bey, who was also his French teacher. This class was made more permanent with a plaque in 1998. In 1960, busts of Atatürk and later other figures were erected in the school garden. The dormitory replaced the old building, which was demolished in 1960, and the construction of the new building began in 1973. Famous names such as Reşat Nuri Güntekin, Orhan Şaik Gökyay, Kazım Baykal, Ziya Samar, Süleyman Nazif taught at the school, and the students they trained took on important roles in science, art, politics and social life. Today, there are busts of these people in the Boys' High School. While a student, Sait Faik Abasıyanık wrote his first story in Bursa High School for Boys. In 2009, Burak Gümüş, Erdinç Çakır, Burak Sezer and Oğuzhan Kılınç, along with music teachers Alpay Mumcu, represented Bursa Anatolian Boys High School with the name "BEL" in the Young Microphone High School Music Competition organized by the cooperation of TRT and MEB. The traditional Rice Days of the school, which is still in service today, are held at 10:00 on the last Sunday of May every year. The school, which is accepted as one of the best high schools in Turkey, has been continuing its education as Anatolian High School since 2005. In May 2011, the book Bursa Mekteb-i Sultanisi, which tells the history of the school, was published.

It is the oldest high school in Bursa. It was established in 1884 as a sultani school.