African School was established in Oxford in 2009, by Natty Mark Samuels, writer and
educator, offering African Studies to the general public. Teaching has taken place in varied
settings; schools, community projects, museums, youth clubs, colleges, libraries,
universities, carnivals, botanic gardens and festivals. Since 2020, it has developed a
specialism in folklore. From January 2025, it has been working towards a specialism in
astronomy: see the Tamarind Galaxy and Leys Satellite pages.
educator, offering African Studies to the general public. Teaching has taken place in varied
settings; schools, community projects, museums, youth clubs, colleges, libraries,
universities, carnivals, botanic gardens and festivals. Since 2020, it has developed a
specialism in folklore. From January 2025, it has been working towards a specialism in
astronomy: see the Tamarind Galaxy and Leys Satellite pages.
