We are a unique academic day program just steps from the University of Toronto. Designed for students ages 10–16, our weekly camps run throughout July and combine project-based learning with real-world exploration. Each week features themed, hands-on experiences—from designing future cities to tackling global challenges—where students collaborate, build, and present their ideas. Campers explore Toronto through guided excursions to cultural institutions, public spaces, and learning hubs, using the city itself as a classroom. We are an academically enriched program that brings together students who are curious, motivated, and eager to learn beyond the traditional classroom.

• Special needs: Not available
• LGBTQ+ friendly community

Families choose Keystone for a unique combination of academic enrichment, small-group experiential learning, and exploration using Toronto as a classroom. Rather than traditional summer school or camp activities, our program is grounded in project-based learning, where students tackle real-world challenges, collaborate in teams, and present their ideas each week. Students don’t just learn concepts, but experience them through curated excursions and city-based inquiry. We help students discover new passions while cultivating critical thinking and curiosity, empowering them to build skills in leadership, communication, and innovation that extend far beyond summer.

Families can enroll on a weekly basis throughout July, allowing students to participate in one or multiple themed weeks. The program is open to all students ages 10–16, including those who do not attend Keystone during the school year. No prior experience or prerequisites are required: just curiosity and a willingness to engage. With limited class sizes and high demand, early registration is encouraged. Families can easily access information and register online, and the admissions team is available to answer questions and help select the right program options.

Keystone Summer Discovery Camps are led by experienced educators who specialize in project-based and experiential learning. Our staff are passionate about mentoring students and guiding collaborative, inquiry-driven projects that build real-world skills. With a focus on small group learning, students benefit from personalized attention and meaningful interaction with instructors throughout the day. Staff facilitate both in-class workshops and off-site excursions, ensuring a cohesive and engaging learning experience. Campers often remember the supportive, academically focused environment our educators create: where ideas are encouraged, curiosity is valued, and every student is empowered to contribute and present their work with confidence.