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Albert
Albert is an app-based curriculum-adapted service that is sold to households in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Great Britain and Finland. The apps help children and young people aged 3-16 with subjects such as Maths, Swedish, English, Reading, Writing, Geography and basic Programming.
Jaramba
Jaramba is the group's brand and app for the very smallest children with a focus on ages 3-5 . Jaramba focuses on getting children to develop their curiosity and to play to knowledge. Jaramba is offered to households and via Jaramba Preschool is also offered is a school-adapted version of the service that is used in the world of pre-school.
Strawbees
Strawbees offers schools in Europe and the US a STEM kit for students throughout primary school. The product is a physical construction kit that students and teachers can also program to perform specific movements. Strawbees Classroom is also a software-based platform that gives students opportunities to further deepen their knowledge in both Technology. Programming and Construction.
Sumdog
Sumdog is the group's B2B product in Great Britain. Every second primary school student in Scotland and thousands of students in England use Sumdog at school and at home every week to increase their maths skills and improve their reading comprehension. The product has a strong focus on game-based learning. Sumdog also organizes England's largest mathematics competition every year, where the prize for the winning class was most recently awarded by England's Minister for Education.
Holy Owly
Holy Owly is the group's consumer brand in France and focuses on language learning for children. The app helps children and young people learn up to eight different languages. The app has been selected by Apple as the year's best language learning app for children and is often published and recommended by Apple's own editors.
Film & School
Film och Skola is the group's streaming platform for educational films that are sold to schools in Sweden. The platform reaches about 40% of all primary school students in Sweden. Swedish Film, which is behind Film & Skola, is a very established company in Swedish schools and was founded over 75 years ago.