Reviews

If you’re looking for a school that combines academic excellence with a warm, inclusive community and a forward thinking approach to education, Keystone Schools is an excellent choice. It has truly exceeded my expectations, and I’m so grateful for the positive impact it has had on our family.

Keystone is the right choice—nurturing, inspiring, and transformative!

I attended Keystone for grades 11 and 12, and now I’m proud to be studying at Imperial College London. The Canadian diploma and the incredible support I received at Keystone played a huge role in helping me reach my dream university.
A heartfelt thank you to all my amazing teachers—I’m truly grateful for you! Love you all.

If you want to attend a global university, choose Keystone International School!
Before I joined Keystone International School in Istanbul, my family contacted the Canadian Embassy and learned that Keystone is the only Canadian offshore school in Istanbul. Every year, Canadian inspectors visit the school to ensure high academic standards. The teachers are young, friendly, and highly qualified.
I love my school because it makes me feel warm and welcome at home. Thanks to Keystone, I am now studying at the University of Toronto!

My daughter has been at this school since she was 4 years old, now she is 10 years old. My husband is American, I am a dual citizen and we live in Istanbul. My biggest happiness is that my daughter runs to school and is still a child who loves to be at school even during school holidays. She became a world citizen at school, she always felt safe in the warm environment at school and his self-confidence improved. My daughter, whose native language is English, learned French very well at school. We, as a family, are very happy with the school.

The school has definitely improved after the trench they were in back in the pandemic, but it still lacks many, and I mean many good features that a school with a tuition fee of 20,000$ should offer. I was a student at this school for 5 years, and the food was horrendous all the time, we had a lack of outside the school activity, the trips were limited, the books were expensive+not needed at all, and the teachers were somewhat unprofessional at some points.