
United Kingdom · Education management startup
Arbor Education is a leading provider of cloud-based Management Information Systems (MIS) in the UK, designed to support primary schools, secondary schools, and Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs).
Funding reportedLast round: Private equity
Arbor Education is a leading provider of cloud-based Management Information Systems (MIS) in the UK, designed to support primary schools, secondary schools, and Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs).
Founded in 2011, Arbor aims to enhance school operations through intelligent technology that simplifies administrative tasks and improves educational outcomes. The company is known for its user-friendly platform, which centralizes data management, automates repetitive tasks, and offers intuitive analytics. With a diverse team of ex-teachers and education professionals, Arbor serves over 7,000 schools and trusts, helping them focus on student and teacher success. The platform includes features like a benchmarking tool, secure data transfer, and mobile app access, all available through a subscription model. Arbor is committed to reducing administrative burdens and providing valuable insights to support schools in England and beyond.
Funding, as reported
From Arbor Education's own website: 7 on the team.
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