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CENTURY vs Oak National Academy

CENTURY

century.tech

Oak National Academy

thenational.academy

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FigureCENTURYOak National Academy
Price from£12.49/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published41
Spec score · K-12 Curriculum Platforms8.2 (#9)7.5 (#20)
Founded20132020
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomManchester, England
PurposeCENTURY is an AI-powered learning platform that personalises learning and provides data insights to support teachers.Oak provides free, adaptable curriculum plans and teaching resources to help schools deliver lessons and improve pupil outcomes.
SupportSchool customers receive onboarding, staff training, implementation help, ongoing support and monthly usage reports.Oak provides a Help Centre with guides for curriculum plans, teaching resources, AI tools, the pupil area, and technical support.

Plans

CENTURY

  • CENTURY Core£12.49 a month
  • Tutoring business licence£400 a year
  • Training provider licence£540 a year
  • School licence£2,860 a year

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Oak National Academy

  • FreeFree

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Oak National Academy

Oak National Academy provides free curriculum plans and teaching resources for schools, teachers, trusts, and pupils. Its coverage runs through key stages 1–4 across 20 subjects and aligns with the national curriculum and exam boards. Materials include lesson plans, slide decks, quizzes, worksheets, and videos of teachers teaching the content. Oak presents them as adaptable starting points for different settings and pupils. Its AI tools help teachers and education professionals create, adapt, and enhance curriculum-aligned lessons, slides, and quizzes; pupils must not use these generative tools directly. The service is available on the web and through an open curriculum API. Content published after 1 September 2022 is generally available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, subject to exceptions and third-party rights. Earlier lesson videos cannot be downloaded, recorded, or reproduced under the stated licence. Oak says it has no paywalls, package tiers, or hidden costs, and provides child-focused privacy protections and a Help Centre.

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