Children's Privacy Notice
A child-friendly explanation of how Larry handles information.
DRAFT — UNDER DEVELOPMENT
This policy is not yet formally approved.Policy Owner
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1Quick Version (Easy Read)
This is a simple summary. The full version below has more detail.
- Larry tries to collect as little information about you as possible.
- Your information is private. It is not shared without a good reason.
- Your parent or carer can help make choices about your information.
- You can ask questions about your information.
- If something worries you, tell a trusted adult.
2What information is
Information is things like your name, things you like, things you find difficult, or things that help you. It is anything that tells someone about you.
3What Larry may know
Larry might know things like:
- Your name (if your parent or carer adds it)
- Things you like and enjoy
- Things that help you
- Things you are proud of
- How you like to communicate
4Why we use information
We use information to help make Larry better for you. We use it to understand what helps you and to make things that work for you.
5Who may see information
Not everyone can see your information. Usually only:
- You
- Your parent or carer
- People your parent or carer says can see it (like a teacher)
- Larry (the people who make Larry)
6How we protect information
We keep your information safe. We do not let people see it unless they should. We do not share it without a good reason.
7Your choices
You can ask your parent or carer about your information. You can ask them to change things or take things away.
8Talking to your parent/carer
If you have questions about your information, talk to your parent or carer. They can help you understand and make choices.
9Asking us questions
If you or your parent/carer want to ask us something about your information, you can contact us at [INFORMATION REQUIRED BEFORE PUBLICATION].
10What to do if you're worried
If something about Larry makes you feel worried, scared or uncomfortable, tell a trusted adult straight away. Larry is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, tell an adult you trust or call 999.
Questions about this policy?
We welcome questions about any of our policies. Please get in touch.