Exeter-based edtech startup Sparx raises €22 million for its maths platform

Sparx, an Exeter-based edtech startup, has secured €22 million in funding from Oxygen House, an ethical and impact-centric group of companies. Sparx's platform uses machine learning, personalized content, and data analytics to help teachers improve learning outcomes for students in maths. The investment will help Sparx expand its operations and achieve its goal of improving learning outcomes for more than five million learners by 2030.

Sparx Raises €22 Million to Expand its Maths Platform

Sparx is an edtech startup based in Exeter, UK, that provides an in-class and homework solution for maths using machine learning, personalized content, and data analytics to help teachers be more effective and improve learning outcomes for students. Its first product, Sparx Maths, focuses on 11 to 16-year-old students and combines high-quality content, including 32,000 carefully designed maths questions, with an adaptive AI technology platform. The platform provides daily insights into class and student progress, allowing teachers to quickly identify trends and providing every student with a personalized learning experience.

Sparx is an edtech startup that provides an in-class and homework solution for maths using machine learning, personalized content, and data analytics to help teachers be more effective and improve learning outcomes for students.

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Sparx Raises €22 Million to Expand its Maths Platform

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