Kreedo Early Childhood Solutions, an edtech platform focused on enhancing early childhood education, has successfully raised $4 million in its Series A funding round. The round was co-led by Singapore-based Heritas Capital and UBS Optimus Foundation, an existing investor.
This investment will enable Kreedo to expand its reach across India, improving access to quality education for children aged 2 to 6 years. The platform uses an innovative play-based learning model, empowering teachers and schools to deliver engaging and impactful education in line with modern pedagogical practices.
Kreedo’s curriculum integrates a comprehensive framework designed to support cognitive, social, and emotional development in early learners. By focusing on underserved schools and communities, Kreedo aims to bridge the gap in access to early education, particularly for children in low-income and rural areas. The funding will help in the development of teacher training programs, expansion of digital infrastructure, and the implementation of Kreedo’s proprietary learning kits across more schools.
Co-founder and CEO of Kreedo, Prachi Jain Windlass, expressed gratitude for the investment, emphasizing how it will help the company fulfill its mission of transforming early childhood education in India. “This funding allows us to scale our impact significantly and reach thousands of schools and children who need better learning opportunities,” she said.
Heritas Capital’s involvement signals growing global interest in India’s expanding edtech space, especially in early childhood education. UBS Optimus Foundation’s continued support reflects confidence in Kreedo’s vision and scalable model.
Kreedo’s growth is poised to make a significant impact on the future of education, creating long-term benefits for children, educators, and the broader community.
