Funded Education Startups in London
Across these 50 London education rounds, one disclosed amount stands far above the rest: Prodigy Finance raised $310M on 2024-11-07, dwarfing the next-larg…
Across these 50 London education rounds, one disclosed amount stands far above the rest: Prodigy Finance raised $310M on 2024-11-07, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed rounds such as Napo ($15M on 2025-02-26), MyEdSpace ($15M on 2025-10-04), and Gemba ($18M on 2023-01-25). Amounts also cluster heavily by time: 10 of the 50 rows fall between 2025-02-12 (HowNow) and 2025-07-18 (Orbital Education), and another 10 span 2024-06-10 (Visibly) through 2024-11-07 (Prodigy Finance), indicating repeated funding activity windows rather than a uniform cadence.
Stage and disclosure mix adds an analyst-friendly skew. “Series Unknown” appears 15 times, and “undisclosed” appears 4 times, so 19 of 50 entries don’t provide a disclosed dollar amount tied to a standard series label. Disclosed amounts range from a low of $60K (CalmBrain on 2023-06-07, and also The Allergy Team on 2023-06-07) to the $310M outlier, while the list’s geographic signal is consistent: all 50 entries are London-based, with only UK sublocation strings differing (all within London, England).
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What’s the largest disclosed round here, and how does it change the distribution?
Prodigy Finance’s $310M (2024-11-07) is an outlier: every other disclosed round visible is at or below the $18M level (Gemba, 2023-01-25), with frequent rounds landing in the sub-$10M range such as $8M (Visibly, 2024-06-10) and $7M (Oxford Medical Simulation, 2026-03-16).
Do recent rounds concentrate into a narrow time window or are they spread out?
They concentrate. Within the shown set, there are 10 entries from 2025-02-12 (HowNow) through 2025-07-18 (Orbital Education), and another 10 from 2024-06-10 (Visibly) through 2024-11-07 (Prodigy Finance), before continuing with additional clusters like 2023-05-26 (Animorph and Virtualspeech) and 2023-06-07 (CalmBrain and The Allergy Team).
What disclosure pattern limits comparability across this list?
Funding round labeling is incomplete for a large share: “Series Unknown” is used 15 times, and “undisclosed” appears 4 times. Examples include Numan (Series Unknown, 2026-03-19, undisclosed) and AmplifyME (Series Unknown, 2026-03-10, undisclosed), which reduces how reliably amounts can be compared across stages.
How does stage mix look among the rows with explicit series labels?
Among labeled rounds, Seeds and Series A/B-style labels recur repeatedly: Seed examples include Inforens ($90K, 2025-05-27), Visibly ($8M, 2024-06-10), and Deplike ($920K, 2023-05-20), while Series A examples include MyEdSpace ($15M, 2025-10-04), HowNow ($4M, 2025-02-12), and Gemba ($18M, 2023-01-25). Meanwhile, multiple top years still feature “Series Unknown” (e.g., Prodigy Finance is Series Unknown), so stage-based conclusions should be made cautiously.
Are there other low-end and two-entry extremes that stand out besides the $310M round?
At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is $60K, appearing twice on 2023-06-07 (CalmBrain and The Allergy Team). On the high end (outside the $310M outlier), the next-largest disclosed figures concentrate around mid-teens and single-digit millions, such as Gemba’s $18M (2023-01-25) and multiple $15M rounds (Napo, 2025-02-26; MyEdSpace, 2025-10-04).
What are the temporal edges of the dataset shown, and which entry sits at each edge?
The most recent row is Cantilever Music (Pre-Seed) on 2026-06-08 with $330K, while the oldest row shown is Learnerbly (Series A) on 2021-12-07 with $10M. That creates a five-year-plus span of round dates within this filtered London education list.
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