In The Spotlight

When the laboratory opened its doors to students and parents, an exploration beyond the classroom began.

What Stands in Our Way, Will Become Our Way

May you still be the boats breaking through waves when we meet again.

Keystone integrates the Experiential Learning Program (ELP) into its core curriculum framework, designing a series of experiential methods for students in Grades 4-10, and combining research interviews, field investigations, as well as practical learning.

In May 2025, the hallways of Keystone Primary School transformed into a science museum. A total of 171 young scientists, 93 projects exploring the unknown, with curiosity and action, they wrote their own science stories.

Youth are leading the charge for a better future.

Transcending Boundaries Through Art, Interpreting the Inner Self with Creativity. Love is the Ultimate Answer.

Youth Power is a documentary series that follows Keystone students as they explore, innovate, collaborate and engage in service learning to recognise and support others, serving both their communities and those in need.

With their dedication and sincerity, 138 passionate individuals and their personal project exhibitions are reshaping future possibilities. Let the world see hidden brilliance through their eyes and creations.

A showcase of how teachers facilitate thematic inquiry-based learning within the IPC. Focus on a Grade 4 unit titled “Building A Village” as an entry point to explore the teaching and learning.

Professor. John P Allegrante, Charles Irwin Lambert Professor of Health Behavior and Education at Columbia University, graced the Keystone Education Salon, where he delivered an engaging presentation for the community.