Privacy notice
How Little Learning Kit handles browser tools, hosting information and adult contact enquiries.
Last updated: 8 October 2026. Little Learning Kit is published by Rob. For privacy questions or requests, use the adult contact form.
Using the resources
You do not need an account. This release has no advertising, analytics tracking or third-party embedded videos. Fonts and scripts are served with the site. We do not create child profiles.
Names and personalisation
The name and word-writing tools run in your browser. Your entered text is not sent to our server, placed in a URL, saved in local storage or included in analytics. It is included in a PDF if you choose to download one. Your browser and device handle the saved file and printing. Refreshing the page resets the example.
Technical hosting data
Netlify hosts the website and processes technical request information, including IP addresses and requested URLs, to deliver and protect the service. The site does not promise that ordinary hosting logs contain no personal data. See Netlify’s privacy policy for its processing.
Contacting us
The contact form is for adults. It asks for your email, optional name, enquiry category and message so Rob can respond. Netlify processes and stores the form submission, filters spam and sends an email notification to Rob’s Gmail inbox. We use this information to handle the enquiry and protect the form from abuse, not for a mailing list. Relevant service providers may process information outside your country.
Please do not include children’s names, photographs, health information or school records. Keep enquiries about the resource itself. Contact correspondence is kept only as needed to answer and manage the enquiry or meet applicable obligations; request deletion through the same form.
Your choices
You can use the free resources without contacting us. Depending on the law that applies, you may have rights to access, correct, delete or object to processing of your personal information. Contact Rob to make a request. UK users can raise concerns with the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Changes
If analytics, advertising or new collection features are introduced, this notice and the necessary choices will be updated before those features are enabled.