Midven led the investment round with backing from existing private investors to support new product development.
"We have a good business employing some very talented software developers, who really know how to produce online training tools that replicate real world business situations. We have just released an exciting new leadership skills training game which is generating some great reviews from both training providers and business users and now with this additional money we can continue with our next training modules"
The funding was secured with support from xénos and managed by Seed Mentors.
"At MoodMwd we’re passionate about children’s health and well-being and we believe that developing their emotional intelligence from an early age is crucial and can have a long-term impact on their behaviour as well as their relationships with adults and other children."
The London based education technology company secured the EIS funding from a syndicate including London Business Angels and the London Co-Investment Fund.
"We are very pleased with the response to our fourth fund raising round. It enables us to finish the development work on Complete Mathematics and to engage in an intensive effort to roll it out to schools in advance of the next academic year."
The Belfast startup secured backing from Halo Fund angels and London investors to drive product development and sales.
"Maths is a passport to a world of career opportunities and Komodo is all about ensuring children reach their true potential. As a result of this seed investment, we’ll be able to develop the product further, grow sales and accelerate the progress of our children."
London Business Angels contributed to the £90k post seed raise, bringing total recent funding to over £440k.
"In this fast moving business environment, Moshi Monsters, Angry Birds and Temple Run have all redefined how children’s brands can be built. Small digital companies with innovative ideas can compete with much larger, established companies for children’s attention. I’m thrilled that we can work with LBA investors to grow Night Zookeeper and further our mission to turn children from simply the consumers of digital media into the creators."
