Discover
Nigerian Stories.
Connect to Your Roots.
Four weeks of live Yoruba language and Nigerian storytelling classes, built for diaspora kids who want more than screen time this summer.
Ages 6–15 · Small groups · Aug 3–28, 2026
Small Live Groups
Ages 6–15 · Real teachers
Live Interactive Classes
Real-time sessions kids look forward to, not passive videos.
Culturally Relevant Curriculum
Built around real Nigerian stories, language and heritage.
Safe & Engaging for Kids
Small groups, vetted facilitators, and a moderated platform.
Built for African Diaspora Families
Designed for kids growing up far from home, close to culture.
Storyteller-Led
Real Nigerian voices
Our Mission
Rooted in Culture.
Raised with Pride.
Treeschool Summer Camp helps African children abroad stay connected to their roots through stories, language, and shared cultural experiences. We believe every child in the diaspora deserves to grow up proud of where they come from and excited to share it.
Led by real Nigerian storytellers, not scripts
Curriculum designed with diaspora families in mind
Interactive, joyful, and identity-affirming
The Camp Experience
Three Ways We Bring Culture to Life
Every week blends real courses, spoken Yoruba, and Nigerian storytelling into sessions kids genuinely look forward to.
01 · Courses
Live, Age-Graded Courses
Small-group classes led by real teachers and structured around age and ability, not a pre-recorded video in sight. Every session is built for participation.
- check_circleGrouped by age: 6–10 and 11–15
- check_circleSmall cohorts so every child is seen
- check_circleInteractive, hands-on lesson plans
02 · Yoruba Language
Speak, Sing & Greet in Yoruba
Kids pick up real, usable Yoruba: greetings, songs and everyday phrases, taught through play, music and repetition, not rote memorisation.
- check_circleEveryday greetings & conversation
- check_circleSongs, chants and call-and-response
- check_circleProverbs that carry real meaning
03 · Cultural Storytelling
Nigerian Folktales, Retold
From the wise tortoise to moonlight tales passed down for generations, kids hear, and retell, stories that shaped Nigerian childhoods for centuries.
- check_circleYoruba, Igbo & Hausa folk tales
- check_circleGuided retelling & performance
- check_circleConfidence & identity building
Also woven into every week
How It Works
Four Simple Steps to Camp
Register Online
Reserve your child's spot in minutes, no paperwork, no hassle.
Join Live Sessions
Log in from anywhere for live, teacher-led storytelling classes.
Participate in Activities
Kids sing, draw, drum and act out stories in every session.
Build Cultural Confidence
Watch your child grow prouder and more curious about their roots.
Who It’s For
Built for Families Like Yours
Kids Ages 6–15
Sessions grouped by age so every child is challenged and engaged at the right level.
African Diaspora Families
For families raising Nigerian and African children far from home.
Parents Who Want More Than Screen Time
Culture, language and fun, all in one joyful summer program.
Camp Schedule
Four Weeks of Live, Joyful Learning
Classes run live at 4:00 PM WAT (West Africa Time), 3 days a week. Choose Monday/Wednesday/Friday or Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday at signup, so kids across the US, UK, Canada and beyond can join from wherever their summer takes them.
Dates
August 3 – August 28, 2026
Days
Mon/Wed/Fri or Tue/Thu/Sat, your choice
Time
4:00 PM WAT, 3x a week
Format
Live online sessions via Zoom
Parent Testimonials
Confidence. Connection. Joy.
My daughter came home singing songs in Yoruba I hadn't heard since I was a child myself. She's asking me questions about home now. I didn't expect that from a summer camp.
Bukola A.
Parent · Atlanta, GA
We're raising our kids in London, far from family in Lagos. This camp gave my son a real sense of pride in where he's from, and he made friends with kids just like him.
Ifeoma N.
Parent · London, UK
The teachers made every class feel like an event. My twins were glued to the screen (in a good way) and now they act out the folk tales for us at dinner.
Chuka O.
Parent · Toronto, Canada
Camp Life
Moments of Joy & Discovery
Yoruba Language & Storytelling
Learning From Home
Drumming & Dance
Arts & Craft Time
Cultural Connection
Storytelling Circles
Secure Your Child’s Spot Today
Cohorts are intentionally small so every child gets to participate, perform and be seen. Once a group fills, enrollment closes for that session.
Full 4-Week Program
- check_circle4 weeks of live classes, 3 days a week (your choice of schedule)
- check_circleSmall groups, grouped by age
- check_circleYoruba language + cultural storytelling, both included
- check_circleSibling discount available