Study Hall secures £500k to expand its AI-powered learning platform
Oxford Innovation Finance backs the educational technology provider in its latest funding round.
Share allotment filed at Companies House
Study Hall builds an agentic learning platform that offers personalised AI agents and assessment tools for reading, writing, and exam preparation.
Study Hall has secured £500k in funding from Oxford Innovation Finance, building on an earlier investment of £350k from the firm's EIS Growth Fund and OION Angel Network. The company plans to direct the capital toward developing its AI literacy resources and advancing its adaptive learning platforms.
Founded to help students build foundational skills for an AI-driven environment, the platform features tools such as Deep Reader and Book Talk. These products provide interactive reading coaching and assessment solutions designed to improve vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking among young learners.
From the founder
"Every child deserves to be empowered with the skills they need to thrive in an AI-driven world. This latest round of funding supports our ambitious goals in product development, technological enhancements and market expansion as we aim to reach more students, refine our technology and ensure that every learner has access to high-quality, engaging and effective education. We are excited about the future and remain committed to reshaping the way students prepare for academic success."
Sofia Fenichell
Founder and CEO at Study Hall
Investor perspective
"We are thrilled to support Study Hall in their mission to revolutionise education through AI-driven learning. Their cutting-edge technology not only personalises study experiences but also has the remarkable ability to predict a user’s reading age with precision. This innovation enables tailored interventions that help students develop essential literacy skills more effectively. We believe Study Hall’s approach to adaptive learning will have a lasting impact, equipping students with the tools they need to succeed in an increasingly AI-powered world."
Richard Cooper
Managing Director, Oxford Innovation Finance
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development