Students learning under an African night sky

DECOLONISE AFRICA · Universal campus

Free the universe
with free education.

A school for every field, every national programme, and every language we can host. 54 African curricula sit beside the world’s major systems — and a Homework School pathway where one teacher teaches five or more students live.

54African national systems
80Curriculum families hosted
63Starter courses live now
6Roles: admin to parent

How the campus works

One school. Four doors.

A child keeps their national programme. A teacher opens a live cohort. A parent sees the report. Nuru answers after midnight.

01

Choose a system

Kenya CBC, Nigeria NERDC, South Africa CAPS, IB, Cambridge, or DAHSC.

02

Open a course

Pages are split by age and level — early years through university.

03

Join a live room

Five or more students. Twelve-week term. Homework every week.

04

Ask Nuru

The AI Friend reads this catalogue and the country notes.

DAHSC

The house curriculum

Decolonise Africa Homework School Curriculum sits beside any ministry programme. Three terms. Twelve teaching weeks. Live studio twice a week. Graded homework. Parents can watch the report.

Read the DAHSC charter
Live classroom cohort
Teacher in class

Teach

Hired faculty and volunteers use the same desk

Create a classroom, set a term timetable, message students, grade homework, and open a live studio. Principals approve applications from any country.

“The independence of a nation is incomplete while its children still borrow another people’s syllabus as the only map of the world.”

Campus charter · Decolonise School