Turkey, Istanbul
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Keystone International Schools was founded in 2011 as the first Canadian offshore school in Turkey. It follows the Prince Edward Island curriculum, which includes French as a second language for primary, middle, and high school students. The school provides international students in Istanbul the opportunity to earn a Canadian diploma in a student-centered environment. Keystone is accredited by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) and is identified as a Canadian Offshore school through Prince Edward Island.
Keystone maintains connections with its graduates through an active alumni network. Alumni stay engaged through university fairs, mentorship programs, and speaking opportunities, reinforcing the school's culture and impact on future generations. The Alumni page shows annual university placement results for recent years with a 100% university placement rate in 2025 and 2024.
Keystone PTO is a volunteer organization supporting the school community—students, families, teachers, and staff. It is managed by a committee of parent volunteers and members of the school Leadership Team. The PTO welcomes all families and enhances communication among parents, students, teachers, and administrators, and organizes community events and activities throughout the school year. Fundraising initiatives and charitable drives are coordinated by the PTO to benefit local and school-based causes. Each class elects a Class Parent who acts as liaison between families, teachers, and the PTO. Volunteers take on roles from event coordination to snack sales and drives, and parents are encouraged to get involved in planning and execution of PTO-led activities.
Keystone International Schools in Istanbul serves students from early childhood to Grade 12 with the Prince Edward Island Canadian Diploma program for Grades 1–12. Instruction is in English, with French taught as a second language. The school operates on two campuses, Küçük Çamlıca and Çekmeköy, and is accredited by WASC. PEI Ministry of Education students have access to the PEI online library and a Canvas-based learning platform supporting blended and asynchronous learning. The PEI curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, communication, and real-world application through project-based learning, while language development is fronted by English and Intensive French options via CEFR-aligned streaming. Facilities include a swimming pool, indoor/outdoor basketball courts, dance rooms, and a gym, plus a library with digital resources. Extracurriculars include field trips to historic sites, science museums, and cultural venues, and signature programs such as a France trip, a Toronto School Experience, and Round Square conferences.