Istanbul Girls' High School (Turkish: İstanbul Kız Lisesi) was the first state established girls school in the Ottoman Empire. The school was inaugurated on March 21, 1850, by Sadrazam Mustafa Reshid Pasha, one of the architects of the Tanzimat reforms, in a building donated by Bezmiâlem Sultan, mother of Sultan Abdulmejid I. At the beginning, it was a secondary school (Turkish: rüşdiye). The school took the name İnas İdadisi (Girls Lycee) in 1911, and later İnas Sultanisi (Imperial High School for Girls).
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| - St. Georgs-Kolleg (de)
- Lycée autrichien Saint-Georges (fr)
- Istanbul Girls High School (en)
- İstanbul Kız Lisesi (sv)
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| - Das St. Georgs-Kolleg (türkisch Sen Jorj Avusturya Lisesi ve Ticaret Okulu) ist eine österreichische Bildungseinrichtung in Istanbul in der Türkei. Das St. Georgs-Kolleg ist neben den Schulen in Guatemala-Stadt, Prag, Budapest, Shkodra, Santiago de Querétaro und Triesen die älteste österreichische Auslandsschule. (de)
- Le lycée autrichien Saint-Georges (turc : Sen Jorj Avusturya Lisesi ve Ticaret Okulu ; allemand : St. Georgs-Kolleg) est une école secondaire privée austro-turque située à Karaköy, Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turquie. C'est l'un des nombreux établissements secondaires qui ont été fondés par des missions européennes ou américaines en Turquie au cours du XIXe siècle, mais qui ont ensuite été sécularisés après la fondation de la République turque moderne en 1923. C'est l'un des 8 établissements d' (de) (de), avec celles de Guatemala, Prague, Budapest (et l'école européenne austro-hongroise de Budapest), Shkodra, Santiago de Querétaro et Triesen. (fr)
- İstanbul Kız Lisesi var en gymnasieskola i Istanbul i Turkiet, grundad 1850. Det var en första statliga flickskolan i Osmanska riket. Skolan grundades av Bezmiâlem Sultan. Den var verksam fram till 1988. (sv)
- Istanbul Girls' High School (Turkish: İstanbul Kız Lisesi) was the first state established girls school in the Ottoman Empire. The school was inaugurated on March 21, 1850, by Sadrazam Mustafa Reshid Pasha, one of the architects of the Tanzimat reforms, in a building donated by Bezmiâlem Sultan, mother of Sultan Abdulmejid I. At the beginning, it was a secondary school (Turkish: rüşdiye). The school took the name İnas İdadisi (Girls Lycee) in 1911, and later İnas Sultanisi (Imperial High School for Girls). (en)
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| - Das St. Georgs-Kolleg (türkisch Sen Jorj Avusturya Lisesi ve Ticaret Okulu) ist eine österreichische Bildungseinrichtung in Istanbul in der Türkei. Das St. Georgs-Kolleg ist neben den Schulen in Guatemala-Stadt, Prag, Budapest, Shkodra, Santiago de Querétaro und Triesen die älteste österreichische Auslandsschule. (de)
- Istanbul Girls' High School (Turkish: İstanbul Kız Lisesi) was the first state established girls school in the Ottoman Empire. The school was inaugurated on March 21, 1850, by Sadrazam Mustafa Reshid Pasha, one of the architects of the Tanzimat reforms, in a building donated by Bezmiâlem Sultan, mother of Sultan Abdulmejid I. At the beginning, it was a secondary school (Turkish: rüşdiye). The school took the name İnas İdadisi (Girls Lycee) in 1911, and later İnas Sultanisi (Imperial High School for Girls). During most of the republican period in Turkey, the school was known under the name İstanbul Kız Lisesi, but always related to its founding mother Bezm-i Alem, whose name it carried officially as Bezm-i Alem Sultanisi for about a decade until 1924, when it was renamed. The school could not be spared from a spree of closing (or turning into a mixed gender school), similar to what other girls-only schools also experienced in Turkey in the early 1980s. It ceased receiving new students in 1984, had its final graduates in 1988, and then closed down. At its closure, its building became Cağaloğlu Anatolian High School. (en)
- Le lycée autrichien Saint-Georges (turc : Sen Jorj Avusturya Lisesi ve Ticaret Okulu ; allemand : St. Georgs-Kolleg) est une école secondaire privée austro-turque située à Karaköy, Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turquie. C'est l'un des nombreux établissements secondaires qui ont été fondés par des missions européennes ou américaines en Turquie au cours du XIXe siècle, mais qui ont ensuite été sécularisés après la fondation de la République turque moderne en 1923. C'est l'un des 8 établissements d' (de) (de), avec celles de Guatemala, Prague, Budapest (et l'école européenne austro-hongroise de Budapest), Shkodra, Santiago de Querétaro et Triesen. (fr)
- İstanbul Kız Lisesi var en gymnasieskola i Istanbul i Turkiet, grundad 1850. Det var en första statliga flickskolan i Osmanska riket. Skolan grundades av Bezmiâlem Sultan. Den var verksam fram till 1988. (sv)
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