Children First. Privacy by Design. Safeguarding at Every Stage.
At 'We Can Do It,' Says Larry, supporting children means protecting them too. This centre brings together the information families, schools and professionals need to understand how we approach children's safety, privacy and responsible technology.
At "We Can Do It," Says Larry, supporting children means protecting them too.
Larry is being developed as a safe, inclusive and responsible environment for children, families, teachers and professionals.
As our platform develops, privacy, safeguarding, accessibility, responsible technology and respect for children's information will remain fundamental to how Larry is designed.
This Safety, Privacy & Trust Centre brings together the information families, schools and professionals need to understand how we approach children's safety, privacy and responsible technology.
Six Areas of Trust
Choose the area that's right for you.
The Larry Privacy Promise
Eight principles that guide how we handle children's information.
CHILD FIRST
The child's best interests guide our decisions.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
A child's information should not automatically be shared.
COLLECT LESS
We only seek information where there is a clear reason.
EXPLAIN CLEARLY
Children and adults should understand what happens to their information.
GIVE CONTROL
Appropriate controls should allow families to manage sharing.
PROTECT INFORMATION
Security must be built into the technology.
SAFEGUARD CHILDREN
Digital features must be assessed for safeguarding implications.
KEEP REVIEWING
Privacy and safeguarding must evolve as Larry develops.
Report a Safeguarding Concern
If you believe a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Larry's website is not an emergency reporting service. For safeguarding concerns, please use our reporting page.
Report a ConcernPrivacy, Safety & Dignity by Design
These principles form part of Larry's long-term strategy — not simply legal compliance.
Supporting a child also means protecting them.
Supporting a child also means protecting them — their privacy, their safety and their dignity.
— Larry™
Questions about safety or privacy?
We welcome questions from parents, schools and professionals.
