Keystone International Schools

Keystone International Schools operates in Istanbul, Turkey, with two campuses: Küçük Çamlıca Campus (Gülhan Sok. 1-2, Üsküdar, 34660) and Çekmeköy Campus (Süleymaniye Cd. No:20B, Çekmeköy, 34782). It also features a Toronto Campus as part of its Canadian program. The Istanbul addresses are the primary Turkish locations for Keystone.

Kindergarten (Ages 3-6); Primary (Grade 1-6); Middle (Grade 7-9); High (Grade 10-12)

The school is a Canadian offshore school.

Canada

Application & registration fees
- Canadian registration (mandatory, non-refundable): USD 1,750 per student per year. This fee is separate from tuition and is required for registration with the Prince Edward Island (PEI) Ministry of Education.

Tuition fees (annual, by year group)
- Kindergarten (ages 3–5): USD 21,000 per year.
- Primary (Grades 1–6): USD 24,000 per year.
- Middle School (Grades 7–9): USD 25,000 per year.
- High School (Grades 10–12): USD 25,000 per year.

Per-term (per-semester) amounts
- The school operates on a two-semester academic calendar; present per-term figures below are the annual tuition divided by two (per semester).
- Kindergarten: USD 10,500 per semester.
- Primary (Grades 1–6): USD 12,000 per semester.
- Middle School (Grades 7–9): USD 12,500 per semester.
- High School (Grades 10–12): USD 12,500 per semester.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Deposit at registration: 40% of the chosen tuition is due at registration.
- Remaining balance: The remaining tuition balance may be paid in installments; the installment cycle begins at registration and must be completed by December of the academic year in question. The annual Canadian registration fee (USD 1,750) must be paid in full at registration.
- Sibling discount: 10% for the second sibling; 5% for each additional sibling.
- Early-payment discounts and specific installment deadlines are published with the fee schedule and may include reduced rates for full payment by designated dates.

Boarding / residence
- Keystone International Schools is a day school; no boarding fees apply. The school operates as a coeducational day school.

Other mandatory or likely additional costs
- Canadian registration (listed above) is charged separately and is non-refundable.
- Books and learning materials:
- Grades 1–6: students must purchase books sourced from Canada.
- Grades 7 and above: a book-rental program is offered; rental textbooks are provided rather than individual book purchases.
- Lunch and catering:
- Lunch is included in the tuition for all students except high school; high school students may bring lunch, purchase from the school, or buy cafeteria food. The school operates an in-house fresh meals program.
- Uniforms: Uniforms are required (regular days Monday–Thursday; Fridays are casual within the dress code) and PE uniform is required on PE days. Families must purchase required uniform items. (Uniform policy and expectations are set in school documentation.)
- Transportation: Licensed school bus service is provided; a separate transport fee typically applies for bus users (transport procedures and safety are described by the school).
- Assessments/exams: Standardized testing and examination fees such as MAP testing are included in quoted tuition.
- Field trips and extracurricular activities: participation-related charges (trip fees, materials, external examination fees where relevant) may be billed in addition to tuition as needed; such items are handled on a per-event basis and according to school policy.

Refund and withdrawal rules
- Withdrawal prior to the start of the academic year: annual tuition is refunded less a 10% deduction from the annual tuition fee.
- Withdrawal after the academic year begins: tuition and meal fees are prorated based on days attended; an additional 10% deduction from the annual tuition fee is applied when withdrawing after the academic year has started. Refunds follow the school's financial policy and the formal withdrawal procedure.

Fee payment options and invoicing notes
- The school's published materials reference installment billing (40% at registration with the balance on an installment schedule through December) and indicate that early-payment discounts have applied in prior schedules; common payment channels for schools of this type typically include bank transfer/wire and direct payment methods. Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank-transfer details, local payment rules and any merchant fees) and exact installment dates are provided by the school with the invoice and fee schedule.

Summary of immediate charges at registration (typical)
- First tuition installment (40% of the chosen annual tuition).
- Canadian registration fee: USD 1,750 (non-refundable).
- Any selected optional services billed upfront (for example, bus service or uniforms if the school invoices them at registration).

All figures quoted above are stated in USD. For any specific student-level invoice items (transport route cost, uniform package price, book purchase total, or confirmed installment dates) the school provides itemised billing at registration and with the official fee schedule.