Summer Programs

Earn credits, explore new interests, or take your learning outdoors this summer.

Keystone’s Summer Programs give students the chance to earn high school credits, explore new interests and learn outdoors. Students from public and independent schools, locally and internationally, are welcome.

Summer 2027 details are coming soon. Choose a program below to learn more or join the interest list.

Choose your summer program

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Summer Credit Courses

Who: Grades 9–12

When: Summer 2027 details coming soon

Earn Ontario high school credits in a focused summer format, to get ahead, catch up or complete required credits.

Keystone students doing hands-on learning in a bright classroom decorated with student art

Summer Camps

Who: Ages 4–14, depending on the camp

When: Summer 2027 details coming soon

Hands-on weekly camps that spark creativity, innovation and curiosity through projects, collaboration and real-world experiences.

Students paddling red canoes across a calm northern Ontario lake on a Headwaters canoe expedition

Wilderness Credit Expedition

Who: Grades 11–12, from any school

When: Summer 2027

Earn three Ontario high school credits on a guided canoe expedition with our partner, Headwaters Wilderness Program.

Two students in helmets and life jackets paddling a red canoe through whitewater rapids

Summer 2027 · Grades 11–12

Wilderness Credit Expedition

Earn three Ontario high school credits on a guided canoe expedition with our partner, Headwaters Wilderness Program:

  • Grade 11 Regional Geography (CGD3M)
  • Grade 11 Canadian Literature (ETC3M)
  • Grade 12 Interdisciplinary Studies (IDP4U)

Students from any school are welcome. Keystone approves prerequisites, accredits the courses and is the school of record for all credits.

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About our partner

Headwaters Wilderness Program specializes in delivering exceptional outdoor education programs at the high school and university levels across Ontario, merging academic and nature-based learning. Through extended canoe trips, they believe that education thrives when taken beyond the classroom walls. Always at the forefront of educational research and continually pushing the boundaries of what is possible, their partnership with Keystone School reflects a shared commitment to providing students with extraordinary educational opportunities, helping young people find their place in our complex, multifaceted world.

Students in helmets guiding a loaded red canoe along a rocky shoreline with ropes
A student in a helmet and life jacket bringing a loaded canoe to shore on a forested river

Why Keystone Summer Programs?

Small Classes
Personal attention from experienced teachers.

Downtown Toronto Campus
Steps from the University of Toronto.

Project-Based Learning
Hands-on experiences that build real skills.

Local & International Community
Students from Canada and around the world.

Questions About Summer Programs?

Our admissions team is happy to help you choose the right program. Contact us at info@keystoneschools.ca or 416-422-4123.